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c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 格納部１７５は、制御部１１０の制御下に、移動通信モジュール１２０、サブ通信モジュール１３０、マルチメディアモジュール１４０、カメラモジュール１５０、ＧＰＳモジュール１５５、入出力モジュール１６０、センサーモジュール１７０、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ又は第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの動作により入出力される信号又はデータを格納する。 Storage unit 175, under control of the control unit 110, the mobile communication module 120, the sub communication module 130, the multimedia module 140, the camera module 0.99, GPS module 155, output module 160, the sensor module 170, the first touch-screen storing signals or data input by the operation of 190a or the second touch screen 190b. 格納部１７５は、装置１００又は制御部１１０の制御動作のための制御プログラムを格納することができる。 Storage unit 175 may store a control program for controlling operation of the apparatus 100 or the controller 110.
用語「格納部」は、格納部１７５、制御部１１０に含まれるＲＯＭ１１２又はＲＡＭ１１３、又はＳＤ(Secure Digital)カード又はメモリスティックのように装置１００に装着されるメモリカードを含む。 The term "storage portion", storage unit 175 includes a memory card attached to apparatus 100 as ROM112 or RAM 113, or as an SD (Secure Digital) card or a memory stick included in the control unit 110. 格納部は、非揮発性メモリ、揮発性メモリ、ハードディスクドライブ(ＨＤＤ)、又はソリッドステートドライブ(ＳＳＤ)を含むことができる。 Storage unit, a non-volatile memory, volatile memory, a hard disk drive (HDD), or may include a solid state drive (SSD).
電源供給部１８０は、制御部１１０の制御下に、第１のハウジング１００ａ及び／又は第２のハウジング１００ｂに位置する一つ又は複数のバッテリーに電源を供給できる。 Power supply unit 180, under control of the control unit 110 may supply power to one or more batteries located in the first housing 100a and / or the second housing 100b. 一つ又は複数のバッテリーは、装置１００に電源を供給する。 One or more batteries, for supplying power to the device 100. また、電源供給部１８０は、コネクタ１６５に接続される有線ケーブルを介して外部の電源ソースから入力される電源を装置１００に供給できる。 The power supply unit 180 may supply power supplied from an external power supply source to the device 100 via a wired cable connected to the connector 165. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 第１及び第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂは、例えば抵抗(resistive)方式、静電容量(capacitive)方式、赤外線(infrared)方式、又は超音波(acousticwave)方式で実現可能である。 The first and second touch screens 190a, 190b, for example resistance (Resistive) type, a capacitive (-capacitive) method, infrared (infrared) method, or can be implemented in ultrasound (acousticwave) scheme.
タッチスクリーン制御部１９５は、第１及び第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂから受信されたアナログ信号をデジタル信号(例えば、Ｘ，Ｙ座標)に変換して制御部１１０に伝送する。 Touch screen controller 195, first and second touch screens 190a, a digital signal an analog signal received from 190b (e.g., X, Y coordinates) and transmits converted to the control unit 110 to. 制御部１１０は、タッチスクリーン制御部１９５から受信されたデジタル信号を用いて第１及び第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂを制御する。 Control unit 110, first and second touch screens 190a using the digital signal received from the touch screen controller 195, controls the 190b. 例えば、制御部１１０は、タッチに応答して第１及び第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂに表示されたショートカットアイコンを選択又は実行可能にする。 For example, the control unit 110, first and second touch screens 190a in response to the touch, to allow selection or execute the shortcut icon displayed on 190b. また、タッチスクリーン制御部１９５は、制御部１１０に含まれ得る。 The touch screen controller 195 may be included in the control unit 110.
図４は、本発明の別の実施形態による装置１００を示す概略的ブロック構成図である。 Figure 4 is a schematic block diagram showing an apparatus 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 図６Ｂを参照すると、タッチは、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａから始まり、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａと第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂとの間の間隔１００ｄを通過して第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂに到達する。 Referring to Figure 6B, the touch starts from the first touch screen 190a, and reaches the through the gap 100d between the first touch screen 190a and the second touch screen 190b second touch screen 190b . 制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、タッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂとタッチスクリーン制御部１９５，１９５ａ，１９５ｂを用いて第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａでのタッチの最後位置６４０ｂと第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂに到達したタッチの最初位置６４０ｃを認識できる。 Controller 110 and 110a, 110b has reached the touch screen 190a, 190b and the touch screen controller 195,195A, last location of the touch on the first touch screen 190a with 195b 640b and a second touch screen 190b It can recognize the first position 640c of the touch.
制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでのタッチの到達を、間隔１００ｄを通過する時間(例えば、第１の時間間隔)、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの所定の領域、又は第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの所定の方向(例えば、許容傾き範囲)を用いて検出できる。 Controller 110 and 110a, 110b is, the arrival of the touch on the second touch screen 190b, the time to pass through the interval 100d (e.g., the first time interval), a predetermined region of the second touch screen 190b, or predetermined direction of the second touch screen 190b (e.g., the allowable slope range) can be detected using.
図７Ａ〜図７Ｃは、本発明の実施形態による、一方のタッチスクリーンから他方のタッチスクリーンへの連続的なタッチの到達を示す。 Figure 7A~-7C, according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing a continuous touch reaching from one of the touch screen to the other touch screen. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 図１１Ａ及び図１１Ｂを参照すると、所定の領域Ａ１は、タッチ設定アイテム１１０６の所定の領域の半径１１０６ｂを用いて変更(例えば、半径が２ｃｍに変更)可能である。 Referring to FIGS. 11A and 11B, a predetermined area A1 is changed by using the radius 1106b of a predetermined area of the touch setting item 1106 (e.g., the radius changes to 2 cm) is possible.
図７Ｃを参照すると、制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、許容傾き範囲Ｒ１(例えば、第２の傾きθ２，θ３)を用いて第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでのタッチの到達を検出できる。 Referring to FIG. 7C, the control unit 110 and 110a, 110b are permissible inclination range R1 (e.g., a second inclination .theta.2, .theta.3) capable of detecting a touched arrival of the second touch screen 190b using. タッチの第１の傾きθ１は、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａの最初位置７２０ａから最後位置７２０ｂまで接続する直線の傾きである。 First gradient touch θ1 is the slope of the straight line connecting from the first position 720a of the first touch screen 190a to the end position 720b. このとき、位置７２０ａ、７２０ｂは、格納部に格納されている。 At this time, the position 720a, 720b is stored in the storage unit. 第１の傾きθ１が１５゜である場合、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでタッチの最初位置７２０ｃは、第２の傾きθ２，θ３(例えば、±４５゜)間の領域に位置する。 If the first inclination θ1 is 15 °, touch the first position 720c in the second touch screen 190b, a second inclination .theta.2, .theta.3 (e.g., ± 45 °) located in the region between. 許容傾き範囲Ｒ１は、第２の傾きθ２，θ３が±４５゜である場合、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａの最後位置７２０ｂに対して±４５゜の傾きθ２に対応する第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂ上の位置を含む延長線と、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａの最後位置７２０ｂに対して−４５゜の傾きθ３に対応する第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂ上の位置を含む延長線との間の領域を意味する。 Permissible inclination range R1, the second inclination .theta.2, if θ3 is ° 45 ±, on the second touch screen 190b corresponding to the first touchscreen last position 45 ° inclination .theta.2 ± respect 720b of 190a and an extension comprising a position, means an area between an extension including a position on the second touch screen 190b corresponding to -45 ° inclination θ3 for the last position 720b of the first touchscreen 190a to. 本発明の実施形態により、タッチは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの許容傾き範囲Ｒ１内の領域に到達すべきである。 Embodiments of the present invention, the touch should reach the region in the allowable slope range R1 of the second touch screen 190b.
図１１Ａ及び図１１Ｂを参照すると、許容傾き範囲Ｒ１は、タッチ設定１１０６の許容傾き範囲１１０６ｃを用いて変更(例えば、第２の傾きθ２，θ３に対して±３０゜)できる。 Referring to FIGS. 11A and 11B, the allowable slope range R1 can be changed by using the allowable slope range 1106c of the touch set 1106 (e.g., a second inclination .theta.2, ± respect .theta.3 30 °).
制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでのタッチの到達６４０ｃに応答するフィードバックをユーザーに提供できる。 Controller 110 and 110a, 110b can provide feedback responsive to touch the arrival 640c in the second touch screen 190b to the user. 提供されたフィードバックは、視覚的フィードバック、聴覚的フィードバック、又は触覚的フィードバックのうち少なくとも一つであり得る。 The provided feedback, visual feedback may be at least one of auditory feedback, or tactile feedback. 例えば、制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、視覚的フィードバック、聴覚的フィードバック、及び触覚的フィードバックの組み合わせをユーザーに提供できる。 For example, the control unit 110 and 110a, 110b can provide visual feedback, auditory feedback, and a combination of tactile feedback to the user.
視覚的フィードバックは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでタッチの到達６４０ｃに応答する視覚的効果(例えば、別途のイメージ又は別途のイメージに適用されるフェード(fade)のようなアニメーション効果)として、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａと第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ａのうちいずれか一つだけ、又は第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａまたは第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂ両方ともに表示することができる。 Visual feedback, as a visual effect in response to the second touch screen 190b with the touch of arrival 640c (e.g., animation effects such as fading (fade) to be applied to a separate image or separate images), first Touchscreen 190a and only one of the second touch screen 190a, or the first may be a touch screen 190a or displayed on the second both touch screen 190b of. 聴覚的フィードバックは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでタッチの到達６４０ｃに応答するサウンドとして、第１のスピーカ１６３ａ又は第２のスピーカ１６３ｂのうちいずれか一つ、又はこれら両方ともから出力することができる。 Auditory feedback, as a sound responsive to the second touch screen 190b in touch reach 640c, can be output from any one, or both of these of the first speaker 163a or the second speaker 163b . 触覚的フィードバックは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでタッチの到達６４０ｃに応答する振動として、振動モータ１６４から出力することができる。 Tactile feedback, as a vibration responsive to the second touch screen 190b in touch reach 640c, can be output from the vibration motor 164. 少なくとも一つのフィードバックは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでタッチの最後位置６４０ｄにタッチが到達するまで維持することができる。 At least one feedback can be maintained until a touch has reached the end position 640d of the touch at the second touch screen 190b. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 図９Ｂを参照すると、第１のホーム画面８００と状態バー８０１は、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａに表示される。 Referring to FIG. 9B, the first home screen 800 and the status bar 801 is displayed on the first touch screen 190a. 状態バー８０１は、バッテリーの充電状態、携帯電話の受信信号の強さ、又はデュアルモードアイコンのような装置１００の状態を示す。 State bar 801 indicates the state of charge of the battery, strength of the cellular phone received signal, or a state of the device 100, such as a dual-mode icon. デュアルモードアイコン８０１ｃは、装置１００の複数のタッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂが動作するか否かを表すテキストとアイコンのうちいずれか一つである。 Dual mode icon 801c has a plurality of touch screens 190a of the apparatus 100, which is one of text and icons indicating whether 190b operates. 第１のホーム画面８００は、現在ホーム画面の位置を表すカウンタ８０３、ウィジェット８０４、又はショートカットアイコンが表示される第３のディスプレイ領域８０２を含む。 The first home screen 800 includes a third display region 802 where counter 803 indicating the current position of the home screen, the widget 804, or shortcut icon.
ホーム画面は、ユーザーにより、図１１Ａに示す環境設定１１００、又は装置１００に設定された入力(例えば、ホーム画面の長いタッチ)を用いて所望するアイテム(例えば、ホーム画面の背景)が変更できる待機画面である。 Home screen, the user, configuration shown in FIG. 11A 1100, or set input to the device 100 (e.g., a long touch of the home screen) item desired by using (for example, the background of the home screen) can change waiting it is a screen. ホーム画面に表示されるウィジェット８０４又はショートカットアイコンを用いて多様な機能は、すぐに使用することができる。 Various functions using the widgets 804 or shortcut icon is displayed on the home screen can be used immediately. 第１のホーム画面８００は、装置１００により提供される複数のホーム画面のうちの一つである。 The first home screen 800 is one of a plurality of home screen provided by the device 100.
装置１００のＯＳ又はアプリケーションにより、状態バー８０１は、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａに表示されれない。 The OS or application of the device 100, status bar 801 is not displayed on the first touch screen 190a. 状態バー８０１が表示されない場合、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａには第１のホーム画面８００のみが表示される。 If the state bar 801 is not displayed, the first touch screen 190a is displayed only the first home screen 800. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 257,778 | 図８Ｂを参照すると、タッチは、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａから始まり、第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａと第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂとの間の間隔１００ｄを通過して第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂに到達する。 8B, the touch starts from the first touch screen 190a, and reaches the through the gap 100d between the first touch screen 190a and the second touch screen 190b second touch screen 190b . 制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、タッチスクリーン１９０ａ，１９０ｂとタッチスクリーン制御部１９５，１９５ａ，１９５ｂを用いて第１のタッチスクリーン１９０ａでのタッチの最後位置８４０ｂと第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂに到達したタッチの最初位置８４０ｃを認識できる。 Controller 110 and 110a, 110b has reached the touch screen 190a, 190b and the touch screen controller 195,195A, last location of the touch on the first touch screen 190a with 195b 840b and a second touch screen 190b It can recognize the first position 840c of the touch.
制御部１１０，１１０ａ，１１０ｂは、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂでのタッチの到達を、間隔１００ｄを通過する時間(例えば、第２の時間間隔)、第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの所定の領域、又は第２のタッチスクリーン１９０ｂの所定の方向(例えば、許容傾き範囲)を用いて検出できる。 Controller 110 and 110a, 110b is, the arrival of the touch on the second touch screen 190b, the time to pass through the interval 100d (e.g., the second time interval), a predetermined region of the second touch screen 190b, or predetermined direction of the second touch screen 190b (e.g., the allowable slope range) can be detected using.
図７Ａ〜図７Ｃは、本発明の実施形態による一つのタッチスクリーンで生成された一つの連続的なタッチから他のタッチスクリーンまでの到達を示す。 Figure 7A~ Figure 7C shows the arrival of the continuous touch embodiments one generated by one of the touch screen according to the present invention to the other touch screen. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 特に制限されないが、上記半導体チップ０６の主面には、上記２つのパッド０４を接続するための最上位配線層０７が形成される。 It is not particularly limited, on the main surface of the semiconductor chip 06, the uppermost wiring layer 07 for connecting the two pads 04 are formed. この最上位配線層０７により、例えば半導体チップ０６の主面側に形成された回路素子に電源電圧等の動作電圧が与えられる。 By this uppermost wiring layer 07, the operating voltage of the power supply voltage or the like is applied for example to a circuit element formed on the main surface of the semiconductor chip 06.
第２図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置の一実施例の平面図が示されている。 The second figure, a plan view of one embodiment of a semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. この実施例の半導体集積回路装置は、特に制限されないが、ダイナミック型ＲＡＭ（ランダム・アクセス・メモリ）に向けられており、再配線とそれに接続されるバンプ電極及びパッドのレイアウトが示されている。 The semiconductor integrated circuit device of this embodiment is not particularly limited, is directed to a dynamic RAM (Random Access Memory), the bump electrodes and the pad layout connected rewiring and it is shown.
同図において、バンプ電極は○で示されており、パッドは小さな□で示されている。 In the drawing, the bump electrodes are indicated by ○, pads are indicated by a small □. これらバンプ電極とパッドとが再配線により相互に接続される。 These bump electrodes and the pad are connected to each other by rewiring. 前記再配線０５は、その機能に応じて直流電圧用と交流信号用との２種類に分けられる。 The rewiring 05 is divided into two types of AC signal and the DC voltage in accordance with its function. 例示的に示されている１つの配線層６０５は、従来のウエハ・レベルＣＳＰ（ｃｈｉｐ ｓｉｚｅ ｐａｃｋａｇｅ）での再配線と同じく、１つのバンプ電極と１つのパッドとを一対一に対応して接続するものであり、アドレス及び制御信号の入力や、データの入出力に用いられる。 Exemplary one wiring layer 605 shown, like the rewiring of the conventional wafer-level CSP (chip size package), and connect to corresponding one of the bump electrodes and one pad to one-to-one It is those, input or the address and control signals, used for input and output of data. これらの各信号線６０５は、それを通して伝えられるデジタル信号の高速伝達を行うようにするために、寄生容量を小さくすることと、高密度に設けられる複数のパッドに対応して比較的細く形成された配線幅の再配線層が用いられる。 Each of these signal lines 605, in order to perform high-speed transmission of digital signals to be transmitted therethrough, and reducing the parasitic capacitance, is relatively narrow formed corresponding to a plurality of pads provided in a high density redistribution layer of wiring width is used. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 第５図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置の一実施例の概略断面図が示されている。 The Figure 5 shows a schematic cross-sectional view of one embodiment of a semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. この実施例は、特に制限されないが、前記第３図又は第４図のクロック入力部に対応している。 This embodiment is not particularly limited, and corresponds to the clock input of the third diagram or Figure 4.
この実施例の半導体集積回路装置は、後述する第２０図〜第２４図のようにウエハ・プロセスによりパッケージまで形成してしまうことから、上記再配線及びバンプ電極をＷＰＰ（ウエハ・プロセス・パッケージの略）配線（層）あるいはＷＰＰバンプと呼ばれる場合がある。 The semiconductor integrated circuit device of this embodiment, since the thus formed until the package by a wafer process as shown in FIG. 20-FIG. 24 to be described later, the rewiring and bump electrodes WPP (wafer process package sometimes substantially) called wiring (layer) or WPP bumps. 以下、このＷＰＰ配線層、あるいはＷＰＰバンプの用語を用いて説明する。 Hereinafter, the WPP wiring layer, or be described using the terms of the WPP bumps. ＷＰＰバンプは、ＷＰＰ配線層の上に形成されて電気的接続が行われる。 WPP bumps, electrical connections are made is formed on the WPP wiring layer. このＷＰＰ配線層は、図示しない前記有機絶縁膜上に被着されおり、その開口部でチップのメタルＰＡＤ（パッド）と接続される。 This WPP wiring layers are being deposited on the organic insulating film (not shown), is connected to the chip of metal PAD (pads) at its opening. このメタルＰＡＤは、チップ上の最上層のメタル配線により回路１と接続される。 The metal PAD is connected to the circuit 1 by a metal wiring of the uppermost layer on the chip. 特に制限されないが、このメタルＰＡＤが前記クロック入力パッドＣＬＫＣに対応しており、回路１が前記クロック入力バッファ１１に対応している。 Is not particularly limited, the metal PAD is corresponds to the clock input pad CLKC, circuit 1 corresponds to the clock input buffer 11.
上記ＷＰＰ配線層は、上記回路１に対応したメタルＰＡＤ部から更に延長されて回路２に対応したメタルＰＡＤに開口部で接続される。 The WPP wiring layer is connected in the opening in the metal PAD which is further extended from the metal PAD portion corresponding to the circuit 1 corresponds to the circuit 2. このメタルＰＡＤと回路２は、前記同様にチップ上のメタル配線により接続される。 The metal PAD and circuit 2, the are similarly connected by metal wiring on the chip. この回路２は、前記読み出し制御信号ＲＥＡＤにより動作が制御されて、図示しないクロック入力パッドＣＬＫＵ又はＣＬＫＤを通して入力されたクロック信号を受ける入力バッファ１１を構成する。 The circuit 2 is operated by the read control signal READ is controlled, constituting the input buffer 11 for receiving a clock signal inputted via the clock input pad CLKU or CLKD not shown. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | ＳＭＤ（シンクロナス・ミラー・ディレイ）回路は、ＰＬＬ回路やＤＬＬ回路のようなフィードバックループを含まないクロック同期回路であり、同期に必要な時間（ロック時間）が２〜３サイクルと短い。 SMD (Synchronous Mirror Delay) circuit is a clock synchronization circuit that does not include a feedback loop, such as PLL circuits and DLL circuits, the time required for synchronization (lock time) 2-3 cycles and short. これは、入力クロックの周期を遅延回路の段数として測定することにより上記ロック時間を短くすることができる。 This can shorten the lock time by measuring the period of the input clock as the number of stages of delay circuits. この測定回路は、遅延回路の構成要素１段当たりの遅延時間を時間分解能として測定するものであり、一般的にはＣＭＯＳインバータ回路の２段分の遅延時間程度になる。 The measurement circuit is for measuring the delay time per component one stage of the delay circuit as the time resolution, typically on the order of the delay time of two stages of the CMOS inverter circuit. このようなＳＭＤを用いたクロック同期回路の例として、特開平８−２３７０９１号公報がある。 Examples of a clock synchronizing circuit using such a SMD, there is JP-A 8-237091 JP.
上記クロック再生回路１１０で生成された内部クロックは、パッドＣＬＫ２までチップ上配線で導かれ、そこからは再配線１２によって入出力制御回路１１４のクロック入力用パッドＣＬＫＵ１〜４及びＣＬＫＤ１〜４に分配される。 The clock internal clock generated by the reproducing circuit 110 is guided by the chip on the wiring to the pad CLK2, it is distributed to a clock input pad CLKU1~4 and CLKD1~4 the output control circuit 114 by rewiring 12 therefrom that. 入出力制御回路１１４は、例えばアドレス入力パッド１１３と、かかるパッド１１３から入力されたアドレス信号を受けるアドレス入力バッファ１１２と、アドレス信号を取り込むアドレス入力レジスタ１１１を含む。 Output control circuit 114 includes for example an address input pad 113, an address input buffer 112 for receiving an address signal input from such pads 113, an address input register 111 to capture the address signal. 上記内部クロックは、アドレス入力レジスタ１１１に供給される。 The internal clock is supplied to the address input register 111. この場合、外部クロックと上記アドレスレジスタに伝えられる内部クロックとを同期化させることにより、クロック入力経路での信号遅延を補償することができる。 In this case, by synchronizing the internal clocks delivered to the external clock and the address register, it is possible to compensate for signal delay in the clock input path.
第１４図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置の他の一実施例の平面図が示されている。 The FIG. 14, a plan view of another embodiment of a semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. この実施例の半導体集積回路装置は、特に制限されないが、スタティック型ＲＡＭ（ランダム・アクセス・メモリ）に向けられており、再配線とそれに接続されるバンプ電極及びパッドのレイアウトが示されている。 The semiconductor integrated circuit device of this embodiment is not particularly limited, is directed to a static RAM (random access memory), the bump electrodes and the pad layout connected rewiring and it is shown.
同図においても前記同様に、バンプ電極２０等は、○で示されており、パッド２２等は、小さな□で示されている。 Even the same in the figure, such as a bump electrode 20 is shown by ○, pads 22, etc. are indicated by a small □. これらバンプ電極とパッドとが再配線２１等により相互に接続される。 These bump electrodes and the pad are connected to each other by rewiring 21 and the like. この実施例でも、再配線は、その機能に応じて直流電圧用と交流信号用との２種類に分けられる。 In this embodiment, the redistribution can be divided into two types of AC signal and the DC voltage in accordance with its function. 例示的に示されている１つの再配線層２５は、従来のウエハ・レベルＣＳＰでの再配線と同じく、１つのバンプ電極と１つのパッドとを一対一に対応して接続するものであり、アドレス及び制御信号の入力や、データの入出力に用いられる。 Exemplarily shown one redistribution layer 25 is, like the rewiring of a conventional wafer level CSP, is intended to be connected to corresponding one of the bump electrodes and one pad to one-to-one, input and address and control signals, used for input and output of data. これらの各信号線２５は、それを通して伝えられるデジタル信号の高速伝達を行うようにするために、寄生容量を小さくすることと、高密度に設けられる複数のパッドに対応して比較的細く形成された配線幅の再配線層が用いられる。 Each of these signal lines 25, in order to perform high-speed transmission of digital signals to be transmitted therethrough, and reducing the parasitic capacitance, is relatively narrow formed corresponding to a plurality of pads provided in a high density redistribution layer of wiring width is used. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 第１５図には、上記再配線の製造方法を説明するための概略断面図が示されている。 The Figure 15, a schematic cross-sectional view for explaining the method of producing the redistribution is shown. （ａ）では、半導体基板（ウエハ）上に回路が完成された後に、有機絶縁膜であるポリイミドを塗布し、写真技術（ホト、現像）によりアルミニュウム（Ａｌ）パッド上に開口を有する有機絶縁膜を形成して硬化ベークする。 (A), the following has been completed circuit on a semiconductor substrate (wafer), a polyimide which is an organic insulating film is applied, photographic technology (photo developing) an organic insulating film having an opening in the aluminum (Al) on the pad the formed and cured baked. （ｂ）では、レジスト膜を形成し、それを写真技術（ホト、現像）により再配線の配線パターンを形成する。 (B), the resist film is formed, it photographic technique (photo and development) to form a wiring pattern of redistribution by. （ｃ）では、洗浄した後にＣｕ（銅）を電気めっきする。 (C), the electroplating a Cu (copper) after washing. （ｄ）ではレジスト膜除去液浸漬させる。 (D) the thereby resist film removing solution immersion. （ｅ）では、上層の有機絶縁膜を形成する。 In (e), a layer of organic insulating film. つまり、前記同様にポリイミド塗布し、写真技術（ホト、現像）によりパンプ電極に開口を持つ上側の有機絶縁膜が形成され、硬化ベークが行われる。 In other words, the similarly polyimide coating, photographic technology (photo developing) the upper organic insulating film having an opening in bump electrode is formed by curing baking is performed.
第１６図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置に設けられる再配線の他の一実施例の断面図が示されている。 The FIG. 16, a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of the redistribution provided in the semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. 半導体チップの一主面側に、図示しな回路素子及び配線が形成される。 On one main surface side of the semiconductor chip, shown Shinano circuit elements and wiring are formed. この配線のうち、最上層の配線によりパッド０４が形成される。 Of the wiring pads 04 are formed by the uppermost wiring. このパッド４０の開口部を除いて第１層目の有機絶縁膜０２が形成される。 The first layer of the organic insulating film 02 except for the opening of the pad 40 is formed. 特に制限されないが、この有機絶縁膜０２は、ポリイミドにより構成される。 Is not particularly limited, the organic insulating film 02 is composed of polyimide.
このポリイミドからなる第１層目の有機絶縁膜上には、上記半導体チップ０６の主面側に形成された少なくとも２つのパッド０４間を電気的に接続する導電層としての再配線層０５が形成される。 The first layer of the organic insulating film made of polyimide, rewiring layer 05 as a conductive layer for electrically connecting the 04 least two pads formed on a main surface of the semiconductor chip 06 is formed It is. そして、かかる再配線層０５の表面のうち、バンプ電極０３が形成される部分には、Ｃｕ（銅）ポストが設けられ、それ以外の部分には封止樹脂１０１が形成される。 Then, according of the surface of the redistribution layer 05, portions bump electrode 03 is formed, Cu (copper) posts provided, the sealing resin 101 is formed on the other portions. そして、上記Ｃｕポストの表面には上記バンプ電極０３が設けられる。 Then, the bump electrode 03 is provided on the surface of the Cu post. このバンプ電極０３は、１つの再配線０５に対して少なくとも２個が設けられる。 The bump electrode 03, at least two are provided for one redistribution 05.
第１７図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置を構成する半導体チップに形成されるロジック回路及び外部入出力回路の一実施例のデバイス構造の縦断面が例示されている。 The FIG. 17, longitudinal section of the device structure of one embodiment of the logic circuit and the external output circuit formed on a semiconductor chip constituting a semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the invention is illustrated. 抵抗率１０Ωｃｍのｐ型シリコン基板１２０上に、深さ０．８μｍのｐ型ウエル領域１２２が形成されている。 On the p-type silicon substrate 120 of resistivity 10 .OMEGA.cm, p-type well region 122 in the depth 0.8μm is formed. 前記ｐ型ウエル領域１２２内には、素子分離領域１２５で分離され、ｎ型ドレイン領域１３７、ｎ型ソース領域１３６、膜厚４ｎｍの薄いゲート酸化膜１２７、及び膜厚０．２μｍのｎ型ポリシリコン膜からなるゲート長０．２μｍのゲート電極１３０によって、電源電圧１．８Ｖ動作のｎチヤネル型トランジスタ（ＭＯＳＦＥＴ又はＭＩＳＦＥＴともいう）４が形成されている。 Wherein the p-type well region 122 are isolated by an element isolation region 125, n-type drain region 137, n-type source region 136, a thin gate oxide film 127 and the thickness of 0.2 [mu] m, the film thickness 4 nm n-type poly by the gate electrode 130 of the gate length 0.2μm made of a silicon film (also referred to as a MOSFET or MISFET) supply voltage 1.8V n-channel transistor of the operation 4 is formed.
前記ｐ型ウエル領域１２２内には、素子分離領域１２５で分離され、ｎ型ドレイン領域１３９、ｎ型ソース領域１３８、膜厚８ｎｍの厚いゲート酸化膜１２６、及び膜厚０．２μｍのｎ型ポリシリコン膜からなるゲート長０．４μｍのゲート電極１３１によって、電源電圧３．３Ｖ動作のｎチヤネル型トランジスタ５が形成されている。 The said p-type well region 122 are isolated by an element isolation region 125, n-type drain region 139, n-type source region 138, the thickness 8nm thick gate oxide film 126, and a thickness of 0.2 [mu] m n-type poly by the gate electrode 131 of the gate length 0.4μm made of a silicon film, n-channel-type transistor 5 of the power supply voltage 3.3V operation is formed. 上記ｎチヤネル型トランジスタと組み合わされてＣＭＯＳ回路を構成するｐチヤネル型トランジスタは、図示しないが、上記ｐ型シリコン基板１２０上に、ｎ型ウエル領域が形成され、そこにｐ型ソース領域及びドレイン領域が形成されて構成される。 p-channel transistor included in the CMOS circuit in combination with the n channel-type transistor, not shown, on the p-type silicon substrate 120, n-type well region is formed, p-type source and drain regions therein There composed is formed.
前記トランジスタ４，５の上部に自己整合コンタクト形成のため、ＣＶＤ法により堆積した膜厚１００ｎｍのシリコン窒化膜１４０を配置し、ＣＭＰ法により平坦化された膜厚１μｍのコンタクト層間膜１４１の所望の位置に設けられたコンタクトプラグ１４２と、膜厚０．５μｍのアルミニウム膜からなる第１金属配線１４３と、ＣＭＰ法により平坦化された膜厚１μｍの第１層間膜１４４の所望の位置に設けられた第１層間プラグ１４５と、膜厚０．５μｍのアルミニウム膜からなる第２層金属配線１４６と、ＣＭＰ法により平坦化された膜厚１μｍの第２層間膜１４７の所望の位置に設けられた第２層間プラグ１４８と、膜厚０．５μｍのアルミニウム膜からなる第３層金属配線１４９と、膜厚０．８μｍの第３層間膜１５０の所望の位置� For self-aligned contact formed on top of the transistors 4 and 5, a thickness of 100nm was deposited by CVD, a silicon nitride film 140 is disposed, a desired contact interlayer film 141 having a thickness of 1μm which is planarized by CMP a contact plug 142 provided at a position, a first metal interconnection 143 made of an aluminum film having a thickness of 0.5 [mu] m, are provided at desired positions of the first interlayer film 144 having a thickness of 1μm which is planarized by CMP a first interlayer plug 145, a second layer metallic interconnect 146 made of an aluminum film having a thickness of 0.5 [mu] m, are provided at desired positions of the second interlayer film 147 having a thickness of 1μm which is planarized by CMP a second interlayer plug 148, a third metal wiring layer 149 made of an aluminum film having a thickness of 0.5 [mu] m, the desired position of the third interlayer film 150 having a thickness of 0.8μm �設けられた第３層間プラグ１５１と膜厚１μｍのアルミニウム膜からなる第４層金属配線１５２とが設けられる。 A fourth metal wiring layer 152 made of an aluminum film of the third interlayer plug 151 and the film thickness 1μm provided is provided. この上記第４金属配線１５２は、最上層の金属配線の他にボンディングパッド等の電極としても用いられる。 The said fourth metal wiring 152 is used as an electrode in addition to such a bonding pad of the uppermost metal interconnection.
ＣＰＵ（中央処理装置）を中心にし、その周辺回路を構成するメモリ回路、外部入出力装置等の複数の回路ブロックが１つの半導体基板上に形成される１チップのマイクロコンピュータ等を構成するシステムＬＳＩでは、ＭＩＳ（ＭＯＳ）トランジスタのゲート酸化膜厚は２種類に分類される。 System LSI around a CPU (central processing unit), constituting the memory circuit constituting the peripheral circuit, one-chip microcomputer in which a plurality of circuit blocks such as the external input and output devices are formed on a single semiconductor substrate, or the like in the gate oxide film thickness of the MIS (MOS) transistors are classified into two types. ＭＩＳトランジスタの動作電圧に対してある程度の耐圧（ゲート酸化膿の破壊に対する耐圧）を確保する必要がある回路、例えば、外部入出力回路、アナログ入出力回路、メモリ回路としてＤＲＡＭを用いたものでは、メモリセルのアドレス選択用ＭＯＳＦＥＴ、アナログ／デジタル変換器、デジタル／アナログ変換器等は、特に制限されないが、０．２μｍプロセス技術を用いた場合、ゲート長０．４μｍでゲート酸化膜厚８ｎｍのＭＩＳトランジスタを有する。 Circuit it is necessary to secure a certain breakdown voltage (voltage resistance to breakdown of the gate oxide pus) for an operating voltage of the MIS transistor, for example, the one using the DRAM external output circuit, an analog output circuit, as a memory circuit, address selection MOSFET of the memory cell, an analog / digital converter, a digital / analog converter or the like is not particularly limited, when using a 0.2μm process technology, MIS gate oxide film thickness 8nm gate length 0.4μm a transistor. これに対して、降圧された比較的低い内部電圧を動作電源とする回路、即ち、ロジック回路、ＳＲＡＭ、ＣＰＵは、ゲート長０．２μｍでゲート酸化膜厚４ｎｍのＭＩＳトランジスタで構成される。 In contrast, the circuit to the stepped-down relatively low internal voltage operating power supply, i.e., a logic circuit, SRAM, CPU is composed of MIS transistors of the gate oxide film thickness 4nm gate length 0.2 [mu] m.
第１８図及び第１９図は、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置の再配線の製造方法の一実施例を説明するための該素子構造断面図が示されている。 FIG. 18 and FIG. 19 is the element structure sectional view for explaining an embodiment of a method for manufacturing a redistribution of the semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. 第１８図（Ａ）において、半導体基板に多数の回路素子が形成された半導体チップ２０１表面にボンディングパッド２０２（２０２ａ及び２０２ｂ）を形成し、ボンディングパッド２０２の開口部を除いて、保護層２０３で覆つた状態のウエハ断面が示されている。 FIG. 18 (A), the large number of circuit elements bonding pads 202 on the semiconductor chip 201 surface is formed (202a and 202b) formed on a semiconductor substrate, with the exception of the opening of the bonding pad 202, a protective layer 203 wafer section of Kutsugaetsu was state is shown. 同図（Ａ）に示されるものは、従来のワイヤボンデイング接続用ウエハの完成段階に相当する。 Those shown in FIG (A) corresponds to the stage of completion of the conventional wire bonding connection wafer. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 第１９図（Ｇ）に示されるように、バンプ電極下地金属２０７上に半田でバンプ電極２０８を形成し、完成したウエハを個々のチップに切断分離（ダイシング）することによってフリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置が得られる。 As shown in Figure No. 19 (G), to form a bump electrode 208 by solder on bump metallurgy 207, flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit by cutting separate the completed wafer into individual chips (dicing) device is obtained. ボンディングパッド２０２若しくはその表面の材料には通常アルミニウムまたはアルミニウム合金が使用されるが、半導体素子内部の配線材料の種類によっては、銅や他の金属を用いても良い。 Although the material of the bonding pad 202 or its surface usually aluminum or an aluminum alloy is used, the type of semiconductor element inside the wiring material may be used copper or other metals.
保護層２０３の材質はシリコン酸化膜やシリコン窒化膜などの無機膜のほか、ポリイミドのような有機膜、及びこれらの組合せが用いられる。 The material of the protective layer 203 except for the inorganic film such as a silicon oxide film or a silicon nitride film, an organic film such as polyimide, and combinations thereof are used. 下部絶縁層２０４の材質は、基板実装後に半導体集積回路装置と実装基板の熱膨張差などによってバンプ電極２０８に作用する応力（応力・歪み状態）を緩和すると共に再配線２０５のキャパシタンスを低減するため、ポリイミドやフッ素系樹脂、各種エラストマ材料のような低弾性率（低弾性係数）かつ低誘電率の有機材料が望ましい。 The material of the lower insulating layer 204, in order to reduce the capacitance of the rewiring 205 while relieving the stress acting on the bump electrode 208 (stress-strain state) by thermal expansion difference between the semiconductor integrated circuit device and the mounting substrate after the substrate mounting , polyimide, fluorine resin, an organic material having a low modulus (low modulus) and low dielectric constant, such as various elastomeric material is desirable. ここで、エラストマ材料としては、シリコン系、アクリル系などのゴム材料や、これらゴム材料を配合した低弾性率の高分子材料などが挙げられる。 Here, the elastomeric material, silicon-based, or rubber material such as acrylic, such as a polymeric material having low modulus are blended rubber materials.
下部絶縁層２０４は、ワニスのスピンコートや印刷、あるいはフィルムの貼り付けによって形成される。 The lower insulating layer 204 is formed by pasting the spin coating or printing, or a film of varnish. 下部絶縁層２０４の厚さは応力及びキャパシタンス低減の観点から３μｍ程度以上あることが望ましい。 The thickness of the lower insulating layer 204 is desirably more than about 3μm in view of the stress and capacitance reduction. ただし、保護層２０３に有機膜が用いられている場合は、下部絶縁層２０４をこれより薄くするか、または省略することもできる。 However, if the organic film is used for the protective layer 203 may also be either a lower insulating layer 204 is thinner than this, or is omitted.
前記再配線２０５には例えば，厚さ１〜５μｍ程度の銅または鋼合金の上下に厚さ０．１〜０．５μｍ程度のクロム、チタン、ニッケル、ニッケル合金等を積層した３層配線構造を使用する。 Wherein the rewiring 205 For example, the thickness 0.1~0.5μm about chromium and below the thickness 1~5μm about copper or steel alloy, titanium, nickel, a three-layer wiring structure by stacking a nickel alloy use. またアルミニウム及びその合金を使用することもできる。 It is also possible to use aluminum and its alloys.
前記表面絶縁層２０６の材質は、バンプ電極２０８に作用する応力を緩和するため、ポリイミドやエポキシ、フッ素樹脂、更には各種エラストマ材料のような、低弾性率の有機材料が望ましい。 The material of the surface insulating layer 206 is, for relieving the stress acting on the bump electrode 208, polyimide, epoxy, fluorocarbon resin, and further such as various elastomeric material, an organic material having a low elasticity modulus is desirable. また、前記再配線の下側絶縁膜（更なる絶縁膜）は、バンプ電極にかかる応力吸収のため柔らかいものがよく、上側絶縁膜２０６は、保護の鶴点から下側絶縁膜２０４よりも比較的硬い材料を選択してもよい。 Further, the lower insulating film redistribution (further insulating film) is softer for stress absorption according to the bump electrode is good, the upper insulating film 206, the comparison than the lower insulating film 204 from crane point protection target hard material may be selected. 具体的には、上側絶縁膜２０６及び下側絶縁膜２０４は、感光性ポリイミド樹脂膜で形成され、熱処理（キユア）前の溶剤量、分子量、フィラーの含有量などを変化させることによって、最終的な膜の硬さ（弾性率）を変化させることが可能である。 Specifically, the upper insulating film 206 and the lower insulating film 204 is formed with photosensitive polyimide resin film, a heat treatment (Kiyua) before solvent content, molecular weight, by varying the like filler content, final it is possible to change such the hardness of the membrane (elastic modulus). また、上下絶縁膜を異なる材料で形成してもよい。 It is also possible to form the upper and lower insulating films of different materials. この場合、例えば、上側絶縁膜２０６をエポキシ系樹脂で形成し、下側絶縁膜２０４をポリイミド系樹脂で形成することが考えられる。 In this case, for example, an upper insulating film 206 is formed with an epoxy resin, it is considered that the lower insulating film 204 is formed of polyimide resin.
前記バンプ電極下地金属２０７としては、クロム、ニッケル、ニッケル・タングステン、ニッケル・銅等の半田バリア性の高い金属を厚さ０．３〜３μｍ程度形成することが望ましく、さらに半田の濡れ性及びプローブとの電気的接続性を確保するため、表面に厚さ０．１μｍ程度の金の薄膜層を形成しておくことが望ましい。 As the under bump metal 207, chromium, nickel, nickel-tungsten, it is desirable to form a thickness of about 0.3~3μm solder barrier highly metals such as nickel, copper, further solder wettability and probe to ensure electrical connection between, it is desirable to form a thin layer of gold having a thickness of about 0.1μm on the surface. 前記半田バンプ電極２０８は、半田バンプ電極下地金属２０７上に半田ペーストを印刷するか、又は予め一定寸法に成形済みの半田ボールを転写した後、リフローさせることによって形成することができる。 The solder bump electrode 208 is to print solder paste onto the solder bump metallurgy 207, or after transferring the preformed solder balls previously fixed size, can be formed by reflowing.
上記のように電源、信号入出力用ボンディングパッド２０２ａ、プロープ検査用ボンディングパッド２０２ｂの両方の直上部に検査パッド２０９を設けることによって、再配線工程後にプローブ検査を実施することが可能となるので、再配線工程前のボンディングパッド２０２の損傷による接続信頼性の低下を防止することができる。 Power As described above, the signal input and output bonding pads 202a, by providing a test pad 209 just above both Puropu inspection bonding pads 202b, it becomes possible to carry out the probe test after re-wiring process, it is possible to prevent deterioration in connection reliability due to damage of the bonding pads 202 before redistribution process. 特に、この実施例のように再配線を信号を分配する配線として用いるときには、そのプローブ検査は重要になるものである。 In particular, when used as a wiring for distributing signals rewiring as in this embodiment, the probe test are those important. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | そして、上述のフリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置では、ボンディングパッド２０２の投影面積内に検査パッド２０９が入るため、検査パッド２０９の付加によるキャパシタンスの増加がほとんどない。 Then, in the flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device described above, since the testing pads 209 in the projection area of the bonding pad 202 enters, there is little increase in capacitance due to the addition of the testing pads 209. なお、一部のボンディングパッド２０２ｂに対してはバンプ電極を設けずに検査パッド２０２ｂのみを設けることにより、半田バンプの数を増加させることなく、再配線工程後にプローブ検査を実施することができる。 Incidentally, it is possible by providing only testing pads 202b without providing the bump electrode for some of the bonding pads 202b, without increasing the number of solder bumps, to implement the probe test after re-wiring process.
第２０図ないし第２４図には、この発明に係るフリップチップ型半導体集積回路の製造工程が各段階毎に斜視図で示されている。 The FIG. 20 through FIG. 24, the manufacturing process of flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit according to the present invention is shown in perspective view in each step. 第２０図には、従来のワイヤボンディング接続用ウエハの完成段階が示されている。 The FIG. 20, the completed phase of conventional wire bonding connecting wafer is shown. すなわち、前記第１８図（Ａ）の状態でのウエハ２２０の全体を示した図であり、各チップ２１０には夫々前記ボンディングパッド２０２が形成されている。 That is a diagram showing the entire wafer 220 in a state of the FIG. 18 (A), each said bonding pad 202 are formed on each chip 210.
フリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置を製造するには、第２０図に示されたウエハ２２０に、前記第１８図（Ｂ）、（Ｃ）、（Ｃ）及び第１９図（Ｅ）に例示されるように、下部絶縁層２０４、再配線２０５、表面絶縁層２０６、及びバンプ電極下地金属２０７などを形成し、第２１図に示されたバンブ電極下地金属２０７の形成された状態のウエハ２２０を得る。 To produce the flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device is illustrated a wafer 220 shown in FIG. 20, the FIG. 18 (B), in (C), (C) and Fig. 19 (E) obtained as the lower insulating layer 204, redistribution 205, the surface insulating layer 206, and the like to form bump metallurgy 207, the wafer 220 in a state of being formed of bump electrode base metal 207 shown in FIG. 21 . 第２１図の状態は、断面では第１９図（Ｅ）の状態に相当する。 State of FIG. 21 is a cross section corresponding to the state of Figure No. 19 (E).
次に、第２２図に示されるように、複数のプローブ２１１をその先端がウエハ２２０上の複数の検査パッド２０９（第２２図では図示を省略）に同時に接触するよう位置決めし、固定プローブカード２２１を使用してプローブ検査を行う。 Next, as shown in FIG. 22, (in FIG. 22 the not illustrated) a plurality of testing pads 209 on the wafer its tip a plurality of probes 211 220 is positioned to contact at the same time, the fixed probe card 221 carry out the probe inspection using. 複数のプローブ２１１を同時に複数の検査パッド２０９に接触させることによって、チップ２１０の１個分または複数個分の検査パッド２０９を同時に検査し、接触位置を順次移動させて検査を行うことによりウエハ２２０上の全てのチップ２１０に対してプローブ検査を行う。 By contacting a plurality of probes 211 simultaneously to a plurality of testing pads 209, the wafer 220 by inspecting one minute or testing pads 209 of the plurality of chips worth 210 simultaneously inspected by sequentially moving the contact position performing a probe test for all chip 210 above. この時、同一のまたは同様な別個のプロープカード２２１を用いて機能選択や欠陥救済を同時に又は連続して行うことができる。 In this case, it is possible to perform simultaneously or consecutively a function selection and the defect relief by using the same or similar separate Puropu card 221. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | バンプ電極２０８形成後のウエハ２２０は第５７図に示すようにダイシングブレード２２６によって個片のチップ２１０に切断分離することにより、フリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置の完成品を得ることができる。 Wafer 220 after the bump electrode 208 formed by cutting separate chip 210 individual pieces with a dicing blade 226 as shown in 57 figure can be obtained finished flip chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device. 完成品にはさらに必要に応じてバーンイン検査や性能、外観などの各種最終検査が施され、所定のマーキングや包装を行つた後出荷される。 Burn-in test and performance in the finished product, if necessary, various final inspection of the appearance and the like, and applied after shipping KoTsuta predetermined marking and packaging.
第２５図には、本発明のフリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置の再配線形成工程以降の製造工程フローを、（ａ），（ｂ），（ｃ），（ｄ）の４通りが示されている。 The FIG. 25, the manufacturing process flow of the re-wiring forming process after the flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device of the present invention, (a), (b), (c), is shown four different (d) there. 同図に示される製造フローは、前記第１９図（Ｇ）の構造を一例とすれば、絶縁層２０４の上に再配線２０５を形成する再配線形成Ｓ１、２０６のような絶縁層を形成する表面絶縁層形成Ｓ２、２０７のようなバンプ電極下地金属そして検査パッド２０９の下地金属２９７などを形成するバンプ電極下地金属形成Ｓ３、前記アンチヒューズ１のプログラムによるモード設定のような機能選択Ｓ４、プローブ検査Ｓ５、前記アンチヒューズ１のブログラムによる不良ビット置き換えのような欠陥救済Ｓ６、バンプ電極を形成するバンプ形成Ｓ７、ウエハからチップを切り出す個片切断（ダイシング）Ｓ８、バーンインＳ９及び最終検査Ｓ１０の各工程を含む。 Manufacturing flow shown in the drawing, if an example of the structure of the Fig. 19 (G), an insulating layer such as rewiring forming S1,206 for forming a rewiring 205 on the insulating layer 204 bump metallurgy and inspection under bump metal forming S3 for forming a like underlying metal 297 of the pad 209, the function selection, such as the mode setting by the anti-fuse 1 program S4, such as a surface insulating layer formed S2,207, probe inspection S5, the antifuse 1 blog ram by defect relief, such as replacing a defective bit S6, bumping S7 of forming the bump electrode, singulated from the wafer cut out chips (dicing) S8, the burn-in S9 and final inspection S10 including the steps.
第２５図（ａ）に示される製造のフローは、バーンインＳ９すなわち高温での連続動作試験を、個片切断Ｓ８の後にチップ単位で行う場合の製造フローである。 Flow of production shown in Figure 25 (a) is a continuous operation test in the burn-S9 i.e. high temperature, a manufacturing flow for performing a chip unit after singulation S8. フリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置では再配線によって半田バンプ電極の間隔をボンディングパッドの間隔（６０〜１５０μｍ程度）より広げている（０．５〜１．０ｍｍ程度）ため、ＢＧＡ（ボール・グリッド・アレイ）型のＣＳＰ（チップ・サイズ・パッケージ）に使用されるバーンイン用ソケットを使用することによって、容易にチップ単位でのバーンインを行うことができる。 Since the flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device is widened than the spacing of the bonding pads the distance of the solder bump electrodes by rewiring (about 60 to 150) (about 0.5 to 1.0 mm), BGA (ball grid array ) by using a burn-in socket used type CSP (chip size package), and can be easily performed burn-in chip unit. 即ち、バーンイン工程に先立って、予めチップ上にバンプ電極が形成され、且つ、そのバンプ電極の配列パターンをバーンイン用ソケットの電極配列パターンに対応させることによって、特別な仕様のバーンイン用ソケットを新規に準備する必要がないので、フリップチップ型半導体集積回路装置の組み立てコストを低減する事が可能である。 That is, prior to the burn-in step, the bump electrodes are formed in advance on the chip, and, by associating the arrangement pattern of the bump electrode on the electrode array pattern of the burn-in socket, a new burn-in socket of special specifications there is no need to prepare, it is possible to reduce the assembly cost of a flip-chip type semiconductor integrated circuit device. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 第２５図（ｄ）に示される製造フローは、第２５図（ａ）〜（ｃ）の各フローの表面絶縁層形成Ｓ２の工程とバンプ電極下地金属形成Ｓ３の工程を入れ換えた製造フローであり、機能選択工程以降の工程は第２５図（ａ）〜（ｃ）の何れかの製造フローと共通である。 Manufacturing flow shown in Figure 25 (d) are located in Figure 25 (a) manufacturing flow interchanged process steps and under bump metal forming S3 in the surface insulating layer formed S2 of the flow of ~ (c) the process of the function selecting step thereafter are the same as any of the production flow of Figure 25 (a) ~ (c). 第２５図（ａ）〜（ｃ）と第２５図（ｄ）との関係は、第２５図（ｄ）の製造フローでは再配線２０５とバンブ下地金属２０７を同一工程で形成したので、第２５図（ａ）〜（ｃ）の製造フローに比べてバンプ電極下地金属の形成コストを低減することができる。 Relationship Figure 25 and (a) ~ (c) and Figure 25 (d) are therefore in the production flow of Figure 25 (d) to form a rewiring 205 and the bump underlying metal 207 in the same step, the 25 it is possible to reduce the formation cost of the under bump metallurgy compared to manufacturing flow of FIG. (a) ~ (c).
半導体集積回路装置の回路素子が充分確立されたプロセスで製造され、不良率が低い場合には、バーンインが省略されることもある。 Produced by the process of the circuit elements it is well established in the semiconductor integrated circuit device, when a low defect rate, sometimes burn is omitted. この場合には、第２５図（ａ）〜（ｃ）の各製造フローは全く同一となり、差異はなくなる。 In this case, the production flow of Figure 25 (a) ~ (c) is quite become the same, the difference is eliminated.
第２５図の各製造工程フローでは、何れも機能選択Ｓ４、プローブ検査Ｓ５、欠陥救済Ｓ６を連続して実施している。 In each manufacturing process flow of Figure 25, any function selecting S4, probe testing S5, it is carried out continuously defect relieving S6. 機能選択Ｓ４と欠陥救済Ｓ６にアンチヒユーズを利用する場合、これら三つの工程は何れもプローブをウエハに接触させることによって電気的処理のみ（レーザによるヒューズ切断や再配線の変更を伴わない）によって行うことができるので、１回のプロービングで（即ち他のチップに対するプロービングの後に再度プロービングすることなく）３工程を一括して処理することができ、工程を簡略化することが可能となる。 When utilizing Anchihiyuzu to the function selection S4 and the defect relieving S6, performed by the both of these three steps the probe only electrical treatment by contacting the wafer (without changing the fuse cutting and rewiring by laser) it is possible, once (without i.e. be re-probing after probing for other chips) probing three steps can be processed collectively, and it is possible to simplify the process. この場合は，機能選択や欠陥救済も広義のプローブ検査に含めて考えることができる。 In this case, it can be considered functional selection and the defect relief be included in a broad sense probe test. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 第２７図（Ａ）に従えば、パッドはコンタクトにより再配線の一端に接続される。 According to Figure No. 27 (A), the pad is connected to one end of the rewiring by contact. この再配線の他端は、コンタクトによりＭ４配線の一端に接続され、その他端はコンタクトによりＭ３配線の一端に接続される。 The other end of the re-wiring is connected to one end of the M4 wire by the contact, the other end thereof is connected to one end of the M3 wiring by the contact. このＭ３配線の他端は、コンタクトによりＭ４配線の一端に接続される。 The other end of the M3 wiring is connected to one end of the M4 wire by the contact. これにより、信号線等との１つ目の交差が行われる。 Thus, first crossing the signal line or the like is performed. 上記Ｍ４配線の他端は、上記信号線等との交差部において、コンタクトによりＭ３配線の一端に接続される。 The other end of the M4 wire at intersections between the signal lines or the like, is connected to one end of the M3 wiring by the contact. このＭ３配線の他端はコンタクトによりＭ４配線の一端に接続される。 The other end of the M3 wiring is connected to one end of the M4 wire by the contact. そして、このＭ４配線の他端がパンプと接続される再配線と接続されることにより、上記パッドとパンプとの電気的接続が行われる。 By the other end of the M4 wire is connected to the re-wiring to be connected to the bump, the electrical connection between the pad and the bump is performed. なお、第２７図（Ａ）では、上記交差部での他方の配線（Ｍ４）や再配線は省略されている。 In Figure 27 (A), the other wires (M4) or rewiring in the intersecting portion is omitted.
第２８図には、この発明に係る半導体集積回路装置の更に他の一実施例の平面図が示されている。 The FIG. 28, there is shown a plan view of still another embodiment of the semiconductor integrated circuit device according to the present invention. この実施例の半導体集積回路装置は、特に制限されないが、スタティック型ＲＡＭのようなメモリ回路に向けられており、再配線とそれに接続されるバンプ電極及びパッドのレイアウトが示されている。 The semiconductor integrated circuit device of this embodiment is not particularly limited, it is directed to a memory circuit such as a static RAM, the bump electrodes and the pad layout connected rewiring and it is shown.
同図においても前記同様に、バンプ電極は、○で示されており、パッドは、小さな□で示されている。 In the same in the figure, the bump electrode is indicated by ○, pad is indicated by a small □. これらバンプ電極とパッドとが再配線により相互に接続される。 These bump electrodes and the pad are connected to each other by rewiring. この実施例でも、再配線は、その機能に応じて直流電圧用と交流信号用との２種類に分けられる。 In this embodiment, the redistribution can be divided into two types of AC signal and the DC voltage in accordance with its function. 交流信号用はウエハ・レベルＣＳＰでの再配線と同じく、１つのバンプ電極と１つのパッドとを一対一に対応して接続するものであり、アドレス及び制御信号の入力や、データの入出力に用いられる。 AC signal like the rewiring at the wafer level CSP, is intended to be connected to corresponding one of the bump electrodes and one pad to one-to-one, the input and the address and control signals, the input and output of data used. これらの各信号用の再配線は、それを通して伝えられる信号の高速伝達を行うようにするために、寄生容量を小さくすることと、高密度に設けられる複数のパッドに対応して比較的細く形成された配線幅の再配線層が用いられる。 These rewiring for each signal, in order to perform high-speed transmission of signals to be transmitted therethrough, and reducing the parasitic capacitance, a relatively narrow formed corresponding to a plurality of pads provided in a high density redistribution layer of the the wiring width is used. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | （１４） 上記に加えて、上記第１電極及び第２電極をボンディングパッドとすることにより、かかる半導体チップをリード端子を持つ半導体集積回路装置に組み立てることもでき、半導体チップの多様なパッケージ形態を実現できるという効果が得られる。 (14) In addition to the above, by the bonding pads of the first electrode and the second electrode, can also be assembled according semiconductor chip in the semiconductor integrated circuit device having a lead terminal, a variety of packaging forms of the semiconductor chip an effect that can be achieved is obtained.
（１５） 上記に加えて、上記第１外部接続用電極及び上記第２外部接続用電極の面積を上記第１電極及び上記第２電極の面積よりも大きくすることにより、半導体基板上に形成される素子及び配線等の高集積化を図りつつ、バンプ電極等の外部接続手段を得ることができるという効果が得られる。 (15) In addition to the above, to be larger than the area of the first external connection electrode and the second external area of the connecting electrode the first electrode and the second electrode is formed on a semiconductor substrate that while achieving higher integration of elements and wiring or the like, there is an advantage that it is possible to obtain the external connecting means such as a bump electrode.
（１６） 上記に加えて、第１及び第２外部接続用電極に半田ボールを設けることにより、ウエハプロセスでの製造が可能となり、半導体集積回路装置の実装を簡単に安定的に行うようにすることができるという効果が得られる。 (16) In addition to the above, by providing a solder ball on the first and second external connection electrodes, it is possible to manufacture in a wafer process, to perform the mounting of the semiconductor integrated circuit device easily stably there is an advantage that it is possible. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 上記第１電極及び第２電極は、ボンディングパッドであることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 The first electrode and the second electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device which is a bonding pad.
上記第１外部接続用電極及び上記第２外部接続用電極は、その面積が上記第１電極及び上記第２電極の面積よりも大きくされてなることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 It said first external connection electrode and the second external connection electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device characterized by its area is made larger than the area of the first electrode and the second electrode.
上記有機絶縁膜上に設けられた第１外部接続用電極を更に備え、 Further comprising a first external connection electrode provided on the organic insulating film,
上記導電層は、第１外部接続用電極に接続され、 The conductive layer is connected to the first electrode for external connection, |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 上記第１外部接続用電極は、バンプ電極であることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 It said first external connection electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device which is a bump electrode.
上記第１外部接続用電極は、その面積が上記第１電極及び上記第２電極の面積よりも大きくされてなることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 It said first external connection electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device characterized by its area is made larger than the area of the first electrode and the second electrode.
上記第１外部接続用電極は、クロック信号が与えられることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 It said first external connection electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device characterized by a clock signal is provided.
上記第１外部接続用電極は、半田ボールを含むことを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 It said first external connection electrode, a semiconductor integrated circuit device which comprises a solder ball. |
c4-en.tfrecord-00067-of-11264.json | 246,235 | 請求項２４において、 According to claim 24,
上記第１電圧を上記電圧形成回路に伝える第２外部接続用電極と導電層とを更に備えてなることを特徴とする半導体集積回路装置。 The semiconductor integrated circuit device characterized by comprising further a second external connection electrode and the conductive layer to convey the first voltage to the voltage forming circuit.
上記第１電極と上記第２電極とを接続する上記有機絶縁膜上に被着された導電層と、 The first electrode and the above organic insulating deposited conductive layer on the membrane connecting the second electrode, |
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D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 8,856 | Patent US6066957 - Floating spring probe wireless test fixture - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA test fixture for a printed circuit board having a pattern of test probes and a fixed probe plate and a top plate adapted for movement toward and away from the probe plate. The probe plate and the top plate have selected patterns of holes for passage of the test probes through the probe plate and the...http://www.google.com/patents/US6066957?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6066957 - Floating spring probe wireless test fixtureAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6066957 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/045,232Publication dateMay 23, 2000Filing dateMar 20, 1998Priority dateSep 11, 1997Fee statusLapsedAlso published asDE19900833A1, DE19900833B4Publication number045232, 09045232, US 6066957 A, US 6066957A, US-A-6066957, US6066957 A, US6066957AInventorsDavid R. Van Loan, Gary F. St. Onge, Mark A. SwartOriginal AssigneeDelaware Capital Formation, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (17), Referenced by (80), Classifications (15), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetFloating spring probe wireless test fixture
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Not an American user?DescriptionAbout 1800 years ago in China, there were three fearless warriors battling for ultimate control over the country. One who sought hegemony. One who sought ambition. One who stood up for righteousness. Veterans who shared the same swarmed under each leader. These stalwart souls waged war across the vast expanse of the land and, like blood thirsty demons, cut down any and all who stood in their way.They followed their own rules, they were both revered and feared by millions... they are the Dynasty Warriors.Dynasty Warriors 3 takes place over the 50 years of war recounted in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, from the first flames of battle in the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the final battle between Wei and Shu on the plains of Wu Zhong. Over 40 characters are playable, both from the three main sides as well as leaders of lesser armies along the way. Each character that belongs to either Wu, Wei, or Shu has their own series of levels where they will turn the tide of battle for their force to win. Each character has their own unique weapon type and magic ability, although they can share weaker variations of weapons with other characters who use the same style of weapon. Weapons and items are dropped randomly from boxes in levels as well as from defeated enemy generals, and each has a range of stats dependent on the difficulty level and the strength of the general. The most powerful weapons and items, however, can only be collected by completing hidden objectives as each character. Characters grow more powerful by collecting stat up items from defeated generals, and doing well in levels rewards points that level up the bodyguards who follow the player character.Most completed levels can be replayed with any character and any side in free mode. An encyclopedia is included as well that details every event and character from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, even those that never appear in Dynasty Warriors 3.[edit description | view history]Screenshots [9 more | add screenshots]Alternate Titles "真三国無双２" -- Japanese spelling
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The cottage is quietly nestled between meadows and forest. On foot or by car, the property is a good starting point for activities on site or in the Rhön. The kitchen is generous including a variety of small kitchen appliances. the terrace holds willing extras such as beach chairs, umbrella and seat cushion for Gartenganitur. For two people the bed situation is perfect. In addition, Sleeps be optimized safely. Katja was a friendly and very helpful hostess. We would return.Manuela2016-08-01T00:00:00ZThe hotel is super nice and very quiet in the countryside. The house is very cozy and clean, this top equipped with absolutely everything you could need. Katja is a great hostess. The communication in advance was very straightforward. On our arrival Katja had (without that we would have asked) built a crib for our daughter, and even brought to welcome a few organic eggs for breakfast! Altogether an excellent place to stay with congenial hostess. Absolutely to suggest!Dana2016-08-14T00:00:00ZKatja was super nice, helpful and made everything super nicely prepared. The location is beautiful :) Thank you for this nice birthday :)Nadine2016-10-07T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates5BedroomsGersfeld (Rhön), Hessen, GermanyJagdhaus - Alleinlage in der RhönFromPrice$194 NZD · Entire home/apt in Gersfeld (Rhön)Entire house · 2 beds10 reviews Welcome to our Finnish blockhouse Berg.erleben Time for rest and nature ... a second home in the Rhön. My accommodation is good for couples, lone adventurers and business travelers. Das Blockhaus verfügt über 2 Ferienwohnungen. Auf Wunsch kann auch eine einzelne Ferienwohnung gemietet werden.
Ob Sie zum Wandern, Ski fahren, Fahrrad fahren oder Reiten kommen….lesen, malen oder einfach mal ausspannen möchten, Ruhe finden und Kraft schöpfen.我們喜歡我們在Holzhaeusschen時間,隨時會回來。它是如此愜意,寧靜,浪漫 - 完美的回落。廚房配備了你真的需要,在烤麵包機水壺,咖啡,麵包切片機,煮蛋器等等......已經有很多的一切。一切都乾淨,設備齊全。由於很多的愛和心臟和靈魂在裡面的。特別hervirzuheben我們都親自emofangen,也受到了熱烈的主機採用。感謝你所做的一切,看看你希望很快。Erik&Teresa2016-12-28T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates4BedroomsHilders, Hessen, GermanyFerienhaus Berg.erleben-Rhön (ganzes Haus o. Fewo)FromPrice$129 NZD · Entire home/apt in HildersEntire house · 2 beds3 reviewsWir begrüßen sie gerne im gemütlichen Ferienhaus Florentina mit einer neuen komplett eingerichteten Einbauküche mit Geschirrspüler und Mikrowelle, Wohn/Esszimmer, Kaminofen (Holz wird kostenlos gestellt), Bad/DU/WC im DG, ein separates WC im EG, Waschmaschine, 2 Balkone, Sat-TV, Parkplatz, Grill, kinderfreundlich, große Spiel/Liegewiese, Liegestühle, NK nach Verbrauch( m³ Wasser 5,50 €, kwh Strom 0,40 € und Heizung wenn an 3 € pro Übern., ideal für 2 Familien.Ein Haustier kann mitgebracht werden. Extra Berechnung/Kaution 15 € pro AufenthaltRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates8BedroomsHilders, Hessen, GermanyFerienhaus Florentina in der schönen RhönFromPrice$88 NZD · Entire home/apt in HildersEntire house · 8 beds The house is located in the Biosphere Reserve Rhön 30 km away from Fulda and close of Bavaria and Thuringia Das Haus ist sehr geräumig, im Hof befinden sich genügend Platz zum parken und zum sitzen. Ein grosser Grill steht den Gästen ebenfalls zu Verfügung.Room typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates16BedroomsHilders, Hessen, GermanyFERIENHAUS BAUSEWEINFromPrice$452 NZD · Entire home/apt in HildersEntire house · 16 beds1 review Our completely renovated small cottage in the heart of the Rhon accommodate 4 persons. It lies in the resort Hilders in a quiet location. Furnishings: bedroom, children's room, bathroom, kitchen and living room including dining table, porch and garden. Our little cottage (52 sqm) in the heart of the Rhon accommodate 4 people and is ideal for families or couples. The house was completely renovated in 2013 and decorated in a Nordic style. It is family and child friendly. A private parking is available. The house is located on the outskirts of the resort Hilders in a quiet location and is your starting point for an unforgettable holiday Rhon. Equipment: -Bedroom -Nursery With bunk beds -Bathroom with a shower -fully equipped kitchen with small storage room -living Room including dining table - beautiful view of the Milseburg -Veranda With sitting Front Garden with deck chairs, umbrellas and seating unit -own Parking Even bring are bedding & towels! The property is situated in Germany in the heart of the Rhon. It is a few kilometers from Hessen's highest mountain, the Wasserkuppe and the Milseburg away. There are many bike paths, outdoor swimming pool Ulsterwelle and numerous hiking trails in the vicinity. A highlight is the Milseburgradweg extending of Petersberg near Fulda on Hofbieber on a total of 27 km to Hilders. On the former railway line and the 1,172 m long tunnel Milseburg is traversed. But even in winter the Rhön is the perfect place for ski and snowboard fans. Located next to the residential area there is a small ski lift and at Wasserkuppe ski resort not far away all winter lovers will get their money. For children there is near the Rhon Park Raiders, a large indoor play area, the Dream Theater Kleinsassen, and the wildlife park Gersfeld. On the Wasserkuppe there is also a summer toboggan run for young and old. The 30 km away Fulda invites with its special flair to stroll and take a stroll, and offers many historical sights. In Hilders itself contains a Rewe with drinks market, Edeka, a Lidl, and other small shops in the village. Very responsive, kind, and generous hosts. The cottage is as adorable as it looks in the pictures, and the town and country side were beautiful during the summer. I had a lovely time.Kira2015-07-25T00:00:00ZWe wanted a break spontaneously with hope for snow. Perfect! A really cozy cottage in the woods brought us for 3 days of relaxation. Door-kids out into the snow-door-glorious-tobogganing on the Wasserkuppe snowmen (had utensils from the kitchen use (hat)), all in all wunderschön.Wenn the ski lift around the corner would have been running ....: - )Annika2016-11-11T00:00:00ZWe loved this little apartment! Easy to get to and in a beautiful area with peaceful surroundings. Elisa's mum was there to greet us and even supplied a nice bottle of wine :) There is so much to do and see in the area but unfortunately the weather didn't hold up for us. Even with the bad weather there is still a lot of activities. The place was very clean, had everything we needed and the town of Hilders is only a few kilometers away. All in all a great location and we hope to go back someday. Thanks!David & Marita2015-06-21T00:00:00ZWe had a great time in Hilders. The cottage is cosy and private. It's in a nice scenic area. If you want to relax for a while and have some quiet time, this little cottage is perfect! It is a beautiful area to hike and bike. The towns and villages around Hilders are a bit sleepy, but we didn't mind because it was not the purpose of our visit. sietske2016-08-22T00:00:00ZSuper-nice small place in a beautiful location. Elisa and her Familiy were adorable hosts, always responding super-quickly and very warm and helpful when we had questions. The place is cosy for just hanging out and the area is beautiful for hiking, which we did and enjoyed very much. We had a great time there and would always come back. Robert2017-05-21T00:00:00ZA very friendly, nice and uncomplicated contact! It all worked out great!Sabrina2014-08-26T00:00:00ZI was warmly received, everything was totally uncomplicated. The house is magnificent, beautifully furnished, wonderful decorations and a quiet, natural location.Ria2016-05-29T00:00:00ZElisa was a great host! The arrangements for the booking went very fast, the arrival were flexible. We were greeted very nicely. The property was absolutely beautiful and clean. Everything was decorated with attention to detail. The view is very nice and you can relax there well. We can absolutely recommend it so :)Sophia2016-07-28T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates4BedroomsHilders, Hesse, Germanynordischer Charme in der RhönFromPrice$80 NZD · Entire home/apt in HildersEntire house · 2 beds55 reviewsMy new house is near Fulda (10 min.), Bad Salzschlirf (6 min.) And Lauterbach (20 min.) And is nicely situated between Rhön and Vogelsberg. You will love my accommodation because of the cozy atmosphere, the modern equipment, the surroundings, the immediate proximity to Fulda. The bright room has a comfortable bed, a wardrobe, a TV and Wi-Fi. My accommodation is good for holidaymakers, transit people, hikers, cyclists, musicals, trade fair guests etc.The house has been finished only in 2013 and modern and high quality furnished. From here you can quickly get to Fulda without living directly in the city and has a free car park as well as a shelter for bicycles. There is a ventilation system and therefore I ask if at all required to open the windows only briefly especially in the winter months.The house stands in a new development with quiet neighbors. There are, of course, neighbors who mow the lawn or work on their houses. ;-) We are all happy about ruthless guests, who can keep the night rest. ;-) In about 10 minutes one is by car in Fulda, in 20 minutes in Lauterbach. In the village there are several shopping possibilities.To Begruessung us water was offered with fresh mint from the garden, super flavorful. The house is very clean, beautifully and very elegant. The fresh flowers, even in our bathroom a little nosegay, what a nice touch. When Gudrun we really felt something of well that we would love to come back and can recommend this beautiful house highly enough Almuth2016-08-22T00:00:00ZLovely and calm. Organized and professional. Excellent hostess. Nice to have the town center Grosenauer 1km away and grocery stores even closer; a few hundred meters. If you're staying here and interested in Fulda, it's best to have a car.Melanie2017-05-04T00:00:00Z I had the pleasure of staying in Gudrun’s house for a night. I felt most welcome and everything from pre-visit communication, via reception to the stay itself worked out smoothly. I was offered a hot drink upon arrival, had several nice chats with Gudrun who told me about the area, and time to work in my room where the internet connection was excellent. The house is situated in a green and quiet area with easy access to Fulda city, which is a 10 minute drive away. Gudrun is a friendly host who made an effort out of making my stay pleasant. I can warmly recommend this Air BandB. Malene2016-11-20T00:00:00ZWe were warmly welcomed by our hostess Gudrun. Have immediately get chilled drinks and stow our luggage in our room. She was very nice and accommodating. In the morning we had breakfast together. Again, has not provided all the hostess, just rolls we ordered. We would not hesitate to stay with her again!Philipp2016-08-29T00:00:00ZEverything was perfect at Gudrun's place. Nice, clean and cannot be more quiet room. View on a green field. The house looks brand new and so does everything inside. A very pleasant stay and good talks with Gudrun. I'll come again here if I'm in the area for sure. Since it is a bit remote, but not isolated, you do need a car, but the little downtown is at walking distance (i think around 10-15 mins walk), and there is even an excellent Italian restaurant. The area looks also extremely safe and it's about 20 mins to Fulda by car.Stephane2017-05-12T00:00:00ZMeine erste Airbnb-Erfahrung und gleich ein Volltreffer. Ich habe drei Tage in einem sehr geschmackvoll eingerichteten, modernen neuem Haus übernachtet. Es fehlte an nichts. Ein eigenes schönes Bad und ein gemütlich eingerichtetes Gästezimmer haben mir ausgesprochen gut gefallen. Für Handtücher und Bettwäsche war ebenfalls gesorgt. Für Gudrun war es selbstverständlich, dass ich sämtliche Einrichtungsgegenstände ihres Hauses mit benutzen durfte. Auch das hat mir sehr gut gefallen. Gudrun selbst ist eine sehr offene, freundliche und unkomplizierte Gastgeberin. Es gab Raum für sehr nette Gespräche und gleichzeitig auch für Rückzug und Privatssphäre. Für mich war alles perfekt und ich bedanke mich herzlich für die entgegengebrachte Gastfreundschaft. Ein Hotel kann so etwas nicht bieten. Ich wünsche Gudrun viele weitere nette Gäste.Falk2016-10-13T00:00:00ZWir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und waren beeindruckt von Gudruns Engagement. Jeder Wunsch wird erfüllt, der Restaurant Tipp war super und in der Nähe. Gudrun ist eine tolle Gastgeberin und falls Ihr auf der A7 von Norden nach Süden (oder umgekehrt) unterwegs seid, unbedingt hier übernachten! Super Anbindung an die Autobahn, zentral und trotzdem ruhig. Und ein total hübsches Ambiente!Kerstin2017-01-28T00:00:00ZОчень хороший прием, с холодными напитками и хороший кофе. В доме очень современный и шик. Комната для гостей очень красиво оформлен. У нас была большая ванная комната только для нас! Мы чувствовали себя Гудрун хорошо! Утром вам предложат завтрак с домашним вкусным Marmeladen.Für поступательное путешествие мы уже получили свежие помидоры из сада уплаченной Мы рассчитываем на обратном пути. Тогда мы останемся там снова. ☺Susanne2016-09-04T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeHouseAccommodates2BedroomsGroßenlüder, Hessen, GermanyOWN Bathroom*NEAR Fulda*Bright*ComfortableFromPrice$40 NZD · OWN Bathroom*NEAR Fulda*Bright*ComfortablePrivate room · 1 bed27 reviewsHallo und Herzlich Willkommen in unserem Haus. Die Ferienwohnung bietet für fünf Personen Platz und liegt in einer verkehrsberuhigten Straße.Die Ferienwohnung besteht aus 2 Doppelzimmern und 1 Einzelzimmer, je mit TV. Des Weiteren steht eine Küche inkl. Herd, Backofen, Mikrowelle, Kühlschrank, Kaffeemaschine usw., ein Wohnzimmer mit TV, ein Bad mit Dusche, Badewanne und WC sowie ein separates WC und ein großer Balkon zur Verfügung.Dirlos, gelegen im Vorland der Rhön, ist ein Ortsteil der Gemeinde Künzell im osthessischen Landkreis Fulda. Die Barockstadt Fulda ist lediglich 7 km entfernt und bietet Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Dom, die Orangerie, das Stadtschloss inkl. Park, die schöne Altstadt usw. Auch das über die Grenzen hinaus bekannte Schloss Adolphseck mit seinem großen Park indem das "Fürstliche Gartenfest" alljährlich stattfindet, ist in unmittelbarer Nähe. Das Therme & Spa Resort "Sieben Welten" ist in nur 3 km zu erreichen und lädt zur Erholung und Entspannung ein.
Die Wasserkuppe, auch der Berg der Flieger genannt, ist in 20 Minuten mit dem Auto zu erreichen. Das Naturschutzgebiet "Schwarzes Moor" sowie die Milseburg, das Kloster Kreuzberg, das Kletterparadies "Steinwand" und viele Sehenswürdigkeiten mehr, lassen sich in nur wenigen Autominuten erschließen.We had a really great time with Rosemarie. The house was large, very clean and comfortably furnished. Outstanding price-performance ratio. Rosemarie took care very good and friendly to us, gave us tips around and even freshly baked cakes brought up along with many other little things that were there already when we arrived. :) If we're the next time in Fulda, we love coming back! LG, Safi + JanJan2016-03-18T00:00:00ZIt was nice at Rosemarie A great big apartment flashes clean. Rosemarie is really friendly and was very accomodating. slavica2015-05-17T00:00:00Z We felt very comfortable in the very well maintained, super-equipped apartment, THANK, Rosi! The location is good, central and quiet. Even our bikes we could park in the shed. The only thing missing in the top apartment is the dishwasher. But we survived itFelix2016-08-16T00:00:00ZWe received a very nice and accommodating and felt all around felt at home! Rosie had some very helpful tips for us where we could be pampered us with delicious food and what attractions are highly recommended! Many thanks for that! That was a super nice long weekend!Klaus2016-05-10T00:00:00ZVacation as one wishes to. Recreation, hiking and culture, we can enjoy here. Rosemarie keeps ready a very nice apartment. Fulda is a short drive away where you will find a rich cultural. Hiking is very feasible in the Rhön, there are many beautiful ways. Rosemarie was a great hostess, very friendly and helpful. Gladly again :)Matthias2016-08-01T00:00:00ZWe were 3 nights in Kürzell. Rosi is a very good hostess and she made us feel extremely welcome and explained everything in the apartment. The apartment was very clean, spacious and has everything you need to feel at home. The rooms are large and there was plenty of room for all of us, three girls and a baby. The apartment is not far from three supermarkets (REWE, Lidl and Aldi) and a bakery offering delicious weekend brunch. Who wants to make a wellness trip, can drive to Therme Seven Worlds, 7 min from the apartment far by car: 0). Fulda has a very nice chateau with park and cozy cafes with delicious cakes. Rosi has always responded very quickly to my messages. Everything works fine. Rosi was very flexible and has verreinfacht our trip with baby. We have felt ourselves very well and recommend to all who want to Rosi after abbreviation / Fulda. Thank you Rosi!Frank&Karima2015-10-25T00:00:00ZRosi accommodation exceeded our expectations fully met: plenty of space, well equipped and very cozy. Moreover, Rosi is a super hostess: We were warmly welcomed and provided with advice to region and destinations. In short: Highly recommended, gladly again!Christopher2015-06-22T00:00:00ZIt was just great at Rosi, she is a great hostess and gave us very warm welcome. The apartment was spotlessly clean and there was simply everything you need. A large living room, a large bathroom with bath and shower, three bedrooms, a kitchen and a balcony contributed to relax. On the fourth Advent Rosi has even brought us a plate of homemade cookies. We would definitely come back. Julia2014-12-24T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates5BedroomsKünzell, Hesse, GermanyDas Tor zur Rhön (Ferienwohnung)FromPrice$65 NZD · Entire home/apt in KünzellEntire house · 4 beds19 reviewsZimmer in Einliegerwohnung mit Bad. Gertenblick. In ruhiger Wohnlage. Zu Fuß zumThermalbad "Sieben Welten" 4 km bis Fulda BahnhofRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeHouseAccommodates1BedroomsKünzell, Hessen, GermanyZimmer GartenblickFromPrice$105 NZD · Private room in KünzellPrivate room · 1 bed12121 – 18 of 24 Home RentalsAverage 4.9 out of 5 stars from 678 guest reviewsEnter dates to see full pricing. Additional fees apply. Taxes may be added.Germany>Hesse>DipperzFrankfurtNurembergHeidelbergKasselBonnMainzWillingenBorgerende-RethwischJenaGiessenPoingGorlitzMapFiltersTermsPrivacySite MapAirbnbmag |
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This misperception is extremely widespread, partly because tai chi is an exercise that is particularly good for seniors. The thorn in Jet Li’s side (one that I share) is that the general population does not think of it as being any more than that. The truly profound depth and power of tai chi is simply lost on most people. |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 7,187 | • 8 mile drive to State Line, and casinosKamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor6SlaapkamersSouth Lake Tahoe, Californië, Verenigde StatenTahoe Stone Cabin by the waterVanafPrijs€256 · Tahoe Stone Cabin by the waterGeheel huis · 3 beddenCharming Tahoe Cabin. The great room has a warm family feel plus a big rock fireplace! The upstairs bedroom is a childs delight.Large laundry room and 2 more bedrooms on the 1st floor. The kitchen is well equipped for those family gatherings. Walk to Rubicon's famed gold sand beach and pier.Bedroom 1, has a queen bed 2nd bedroom has 2 singles 3rd br has 2 singles.It's super cool to live in this house.Shiyu2016-12-26T00:00:00ZI loved this cabin! Super spacious and well equipped with dishes, pots and pans, blankets, pillows, and towels. Loved the homey feeling. The location is great because Homewood ski resort was only 10 min away and if you stay in the summer Meeks Bay is very close too. I would definitely stay again. Linda2017-02-20T00:00:00ZKamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor7SlaapkamersTahoma, Californië, Verenigde StatenMeeks Bay GetawayVanafPrijs€168 · Meeks Bay GetawayGeheel huis · 5 bedden3Super nice home with incredible kitchen. Ideal for entertaining. Open layout and very comfortable. Great for families and anyone looking to relax. Minutes to Homewood resort! 30 to Squaw. Snow is falling come ski!! The HOA beach has soft white sand, and gradual depth water to lake that makes it ideal for kids and beach fun! The views are amazing as is the house setup. NOW WITH HOT TUB ON FIRST DECK WITH LAKE VIEWS!Rubicon Bay, Lake Tahoe Panoramic Lake Views, Close to Homewood Skiing, Beach Access to one of the best beaches on the lake!
The bedrooms are spacious and include quality mattress, 1000 count bamboo linens, and high quality down comforters. A huge downstairs bedroom, aka “the bunker", has 2 bunk beds with one full size bed below and sleeps 5 comfortably. Also provided are beach chairs, towels, pack and play, and a wireless internet connection. There is free access to majestic homeowner's beach, one of the most beautiful on the lake, with white sand, pier and volleyball courts. Other amenities include gas BBQ on porch, patio furniture, ping-pong table, board games, books, beach toys, sleds (for the winter).Esta fue mi primera experiencia con el de Airbnb después de haber trabajado para la compañía durante algún tiempo. La lista era todo lo que pedimos y más. El lugar era exactamente como lo anuncian y remodelada con electrodomésticos de gama alta y la casa tenía un montón de espacio. Reservamos el lugar para unas vacaciones en familia y mi familia nos encantó el lugar. Las vistas son increíbles. Silvia era grande. Se aseguró de que todo ha ido bien antes, durante y después de la reserva para asegurarse de que estábamos contentos con el alojamiento. Silvia ha puesto el listón muy alto para otros huéspedes. Yo recomendaría ella a otros huéspedes y pensamos volver para un segundo viaje.Joey 2012-06-18T00:00:00Z西尔维娅是伟大的。房子是美丽的,准确的发布为代表。意见和厨房是特别大,我们所使用的海滩和Kayak的每一天。西尔维娅提供的一切非常明确的指示,是非常敏感的问题,我们(所有通过电子邮件发送)。我会很高兴有西尔维娅作为未来的主机。Edward2015-08-24T00:00:00Z西尔维娅是一个美妙的主机。她非常办理登机手续的指令,家规,并迅速对来电或消息的反应做好准备。房子本身是高档,宽敞,并有一流的设施来。都肯定会考虑返回了一个长假或撤退。Ryan2017-01-16T00:00:00Z美丽的景色!非常干净,舒适。主机在整个住宿非常有帮助的。Stephanie2017-04-16T00:00:00Zcasa de Lake Tahoe de Silvia é lindo. É apenas como mostrado nas fotos, mas ainda melhor em pessoa. A casa se encaixam no nosso grupo confortavelmente e tudo na casa foi bem cuidados. A vista é espetacular! Tivemos um par de dobras menores que ocorreram durante a estadia, que foi realmente fora do controle de qualquer um, mas Silvia e seu marido foram muito fácil trabalhar com e responsivo a quaisquer questões e preocupações que tivemos, apesar do fato de que eles não eram fisicamente lá si. Nós ficamos muito agradecidos por isso. No geral foi uma grande experiência e a casa realmente a viagem memorável. Eu recomendo Silvia e sua casa a qualquer dos meus amigos e família, e gostaria de ficar lá novamente.Felicia2013-01-04T00:00:00ZVery nice property close to the lake. Instructions were accurate, everything in the house worked well. Really liked the living space ... we were 4 families with lots of kids - could just leave the kids in the open space to do their thing. Liked it so much that we're considering making this an annual thing!Rohit2012-09-04T00:00:00Z塔霍房子是别出心裁,西尔维娅是一个美妙的主机。这房子是现代,舒适,方便地前往一个伟大的海滩。西尔维娅是一个很好的沟通,并有你需要准备并提前发送给您的时间的所有信息。次要问题进行及时处理。我们不能等待返回!Rob2014-07-07T00:00:00ZKamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor12SlaapkamersSouth Lake Tahoe, Californië, Verenigde StatenSummer is coming and filling up! Book Now!VanafPrijs€513 · Summer is coming and filling up! Book Now!Geheel huis · 7 bedden8This newly renovated, 4BR/3BA contemporary home on Rubicon Bay wows with water and mountain views from the decks, plus a spectacular kitchen that quickly becomes a favorite hangout. Ideal for families, couples on a getaway, or groups of up to 11.With a perfect location in the southwestern corner of Lake Tahoe, this 4BR/3BA Rubicon Bay rental is ideal for both adventure and relaxation alike. Access hiking, swimming and skiing in minutes, and drive just a few miles to top-notch dining at the West Shore Café in Homewood.
All TurnKey rentals follow local/state tax rules. Each reservation includes applicable taxes, cleaning fee, and Property Damage Protection policy.KamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor11SlaapkamersTahoma, Californië, Verenigde Staten4BR Lake View w/ Double DecksVanafPrijs€214 · 4BR Lake View w/ Double DecksGeheel huis · 4 beddenNIEUWIMPORTANT: So we may keep your Airbnb service fees as low as possible, we DO NOT include the 10% occupancy tax or the $50 property protection fee in the rent. You will need to pay the tax and fee after booking with Airbnb, when you sign Tahoe Luxury Properties' Vacation Rental Agreement. Airbnb will charge you for the rent, cleaning fee and their service fee; Tahoe Luxury Properties will separately charge you the 10% occupancy tax and $50 property protection fee. We hope you are pleased!Enjoy a break from your hectic pace at Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay, a charming four bedroom lakefront with a detached guest house. Relax and enjoy the breathtaking lake views from the dining room or step outside to the white sandy beach and the HOA pier shimmering in the sun. The kitchen offers sweeping views of the lake while the scent of culinary delights drifts in from the adjoining kitchen. The master bedroom and family room take full advantage of the southern windows for prime sunrise views glistening over the mountains. Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay is a cozy and classy Old Tahoe home, that is sure to provide a wonderful vacation experience. So go ahead...set sail for your idyllic vacation full speed.
7 Miles to Tahoe City for Summer Farmers Market, Free Concerts, Beach Access, Truckee River Rafting, Shopping, Bike Trails, RestaurantsWhat more could I ask for... the property was in Rincon Bay with a gorgeous view of the treeline. Community was easy to get to and pictures were accurate. Instructions are neatly kept in a folder by the kitchen. Staff was attentive to emails and calls. Not shown in the pictures is a separate apartment. Amazing!Gabriel2016-05-09T00:00:00ZBeautiful view- comfortably fit our 11 person group Isaac2016-10-17T00:00:00ZMy family enjoyed a great weekend in Tahoe. Amazing lakefront property! Steps away from the beach. Spacious home. Sleds for this kids to use on the snow hill next to the beach. Tons to do in the home- Boardgames, billiards, and ping pong. Kitchen was stocked with all of the cookware, utensils, and place settings needed for our meals. Separate guest house was a great space. The host was extremely accommodating and a pleasure to work with. Very smooth reservation process. I highly recommend and look forward to returning to Tahoe Luxury Properties!!JR2016-02-28T00:00:00Zstayed 2nd week of Oct. was very fortunate to have beautiful beach weather which you can't always count on in Oct. The main house was a perfect layout for our family of twelve. The convenience of walking down a few stairs to the beach was amazing, especially with children. Because of this, we only left the property one day. The kids and adults loved playing on the lake. The photos on the site show a few kayaks on the beach in front of the house which made me believe some of them went with he use of the house which they did not. They belonged to surrounding neighbors. Fortunately a nice neighbor offered for us to use theirs. One of the reasons i chose the property was for being able to kayak without leaving the beautiful beach we were paying for. The detached apt. is amazing and was perfect for a couple. The photo shows a wonderful outdoor fire pit which i envisioned doing smore's with our grandchildren. after i booked the property, i was advised that the fire pit cannot be used because of the drought. I understand why, but thought it would have been nice to disclose this info on the site or remove the picture. Over all we had a wonderful time with our kids and grand-kids. Barbara2016-10-12T00:00:00Z这是一个美丽的家园与湖泊和无可比拟的美景。在我们看来,这是湖的最漂亮的部分。有这么大的雪,今年以来,房地产视线从画面非常不同。房子的里面正是我们从照片上虽然预期。我们能够滑雪霍姆伍德和斯阔谷和雪橇在家里。这是一个美妙的一周与家人。Angie2017-03-18T00:00:00ZEsta propiedad fue incluso mejor de lo anunciado! Perfectamente situado en el agua con una hermosa playa y el muelle. El hogar y la casa de huéspedes eran muy amplias, con excelentes instalaciones. El jacuzzi tiene una increíble vista sobre la playa y la terraza exterior es enorme, capaz de albergar un montón de gente. Lo recomiendo altamente este lugar. El único inconveniente es que está a unos 30 minutos en coche de South Lake Tahoe. Pero el aislamiento es muy bueno.Alain2016-05-31T00:00:00ZWe fell in love with this place -it's stunning views and the silence. Went skiing, hopped into the hot tub and chilled at the wonderful fireplace. Can't wait to come back again!Simon2017-04-21T00:00:00ZKamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor12SlaapkamersTahoma, Californië, Verenigde StatenSittin' On The Dock Of The BayVanafPrijs€555 · Sittin' On The Dock Of The BayGeheel huis · 6 bedden7 · SuperhostCharming cabin in the woods of pristine Rubicon Bay. Short walk to Rubicon Bay's beautiful private, sandy beach with pier and volleyball court. Three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, sleeps 6. Close drive to Emerald Bay, Sugar Pine Pt., and DL Bliss State.Charming, rustic cabin with classic Tahoe ambience and Swiss chalet design, just a short walk from Rubicon Bay's pristine beach. Rubicon Bay is one of Tahoe's most beautiful areas. With a private, sandy beach with a pier for boating and a sand volleyball court, it's known as one of the nicest areas in Tahoe. It's a quiet community that's a close drive to Emerald Bay, Sugar Pine Point, DL Bliss State Park, Chamber's Landing or Homewood. It's also one of the only areas in Tahoe with an easy drive to both North and South Shore restaurants, ski areas and casinos. The cabin is located on the lake side of Hwy 89, in the center of the highly sought-after Rubicon loop. It's just a five minute walk to the beach. The pier is available for boat users, and buoy rentals are available through Rubicon Tahoe Owners Association. This is a great family vacation rental with three bedrooms and 1.5 baths. There's a kitchen/dining room/living room that's open and comfortable with knotty pine interior and rustic furniture. The dining room table has ample room, and there's a large deck with a BBQ grill and outdoor dining set that's a perfect setting for enjoying any time of day. There's a small bedroom ideal for kids, with a bunk bed, futon and adjacent half bath. And there are two spacious bedrooms with a queen and king bed, plus one full bath, all with partial lake views.
Maximum # of adults: 6We had the best experience at Marc's place. Lake Tahoe is absolutely stunning and the walk to the beach was quick and easy. Once on the beach, it was pleasant and not crowded. The beach was clean and had the crystal clear water. The cabin was cute and rustic and had everything we needed for the weekend. I 1000% recommend this place if coming to Tahoe. Cristin2016-09-05T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time at Marc and his family's cabin. Marc was very attentive both before and during our stay. He even had internet installed some days before and let us know so that we could have wifi access during our stay. The cabin is very well equipped with everything one needs to spend a good time there. The house was very clean and comfortable. It was great to have access to washer and dryer so that we could go back home with everything clean (no extra work upon our arrival back home :) The beach is amazing!!! It is a private sandy beach (a treasure in the area), and the lake has very few rocks and they are big so, it is very easy to swim and for the kids to play. And the view is breathtaking. A real gem! Thanks Marc and Family for making our stay such a pleasant one!Maria2015-06-29T00:00:00ZWe had a great family vacation at Marc's cabin. Marc provided us with all the information needed prior to our stay. We found the house just like it looks on the pictures. Located in a quite neighborhood with easy access to a wonderful private beach with volleyball court, the cabin is cozy and comfortable and has a great outdoor patio. The house is well equipped with everything you'll need for your stay, including wi-fi. We'd love to come back sometime. Thank you so much!Monika2015-08-01T00:00:00ZMarc is a welcoming and carrying host. He made sure we are well informed before our visit and gave us hints about the area during our stay. We felt genuinely at ease to communicate with him personally. What ever was amiss he had gladly offered solutions and help. His family cabin stands in a very private and quite neighborhood away from the tourist crowds. The house is small and clean. It felt very comfy for one family who prefers its privacy. Upstairs bedrooms have a nice forest views through the tall windows facing East. Plenty of shade from the surrounding firs, yet really pleasant patio sitting, gentle sun rays and birds chirping. Our family had many wonderful breakfasts and dinners there al fresco. We felt lucky to stay in such a place that offered us a safe comfort after long days by the lake. Great thanks to Mark for sharing his little gem with my family. We fell in love with Tahoe and will be back.Tatyana2014-08-12T00:00:00ZMy family of 4 enjoyed our stay at Marc's cabin. It is exactly as depicted in the site, and the location was very private and the beach was awesome compared to the more crowded public beaches. The fridge was broken when we arrived but Marc was very responsive and made up for the minor setback. Our family had a great experience at Marc's cabin and will be back as the location and atmosphere can't be beat at any casino or hotel in South Tahoe. Bryan2015-08-15T00:00:00ZKamertypeGehele woning/appartementType woningWoningGeschikt voor6SlaapkamersTahoma, Californië, Verenigde StatenAmazing Cabin, Short Walk to BeachVanafPrijs€227 · Amazing Cabin, Short Walk to BeachGeheel huis · 5 bedden7HOUSE FRONTS SANDY BEACH ON LAKE TAHOE'S WEST SHORE. House fronts private HOA Beach & Pier. Buoy provided for your boat. Upscale Lake Tahoe vacation rental offers expansive Lake views, and easy beach access. Just minutes to Homewood Resort for family-friendly winter skiing. This Rubicon beach home comfortably accommodates 1-8 people. Dog may be considered by prior arrangement only. |
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Conviértete en anfitriónAyudaRegístrateInicia sesiónWellington County · En cualquier momento · 1 huéspedWellington CountyEn cualquier momento1 huéspedDóndeEn cualquier momento1 huéspedTipo de habitaciónRango de preciosReserva inmediataPolítica de reembolsoMás filtros164 Alquileres de apartamentosYou will love staying at The Cellar Suite. We are the only suite with a beautiful river view. We are located downtown and close to shopping. We are a 5 min walk away from the famous Elora Gorge. 2km from Elora race track and slots. My place is a relaxing/romantic getaway for couples. Or for solo adventurers, and business travellers.This apartment is completely private. There are no shared areas.该公寓是美丽的,完美的位置,视图愉快。一个伟大的小接应点。Jan2016-08-29T00:00:00ZThis was an amazingly lucky find! This place was just steps from Riverfest and close to so many good restaurants, cafes and shopping, as well as being close to the Elora Gorge and Convservation Quarry area. The place itself was better than your average 4 star hotel. Great kitchen, a huge main bedroom with big windows and a nice view of the river. This is a perfect getaway place for a couple or a very comfortable place for a small family to stay and enjoy what the local area has to offer. Janet our host was attentive and pro-active in making sure we had what we needed, and she was quick to respond to our questions. Everything went better than expected!Joseph2016-08-22T00:00:00ZI see now that the description of 'use of patio' has been omitted. The posted photo is misleading ie a patio table and chair. We expected to be able to walk out on the patio from our room at our convenience. The host should have stated that we had to leave our suite, walk to the main street then down and around to a shared public restaurant patio. Also the shower was leaking and host said husband would fix it- was still leaking when we leftJan2017-05-22T00:00:00Z什么是绝对可爱的地方!珍妮特和她的丈夫是优秀的主机。他们是美妙的餐厅酒窖的所有者,就在单元的下方。我们的住宿是精美的,我们的用餐体验是令人愉快的。我期待着更多的参观埃洛拉!谢谢! :-)KiKi2016-08-06T00:00:00ZThis was a beautiful location with a terrific view. The rooms were spotless and it felt very much like homeKeith2017-02-22T00:00:00Z我们有一个非常好的留在埃洛拉,我们的套件是完美的,位置很好,我们的主人珍妮特在那里有我们需要的一切。Joanne2016-10-08T00:00:00Z我们十分享受我们在酒窖套房住宿。珍妮特是现成的任何问题,并没有真的没有问题。一切都被描述和位置非常好。肯定会推荐!Cathy2016-08-29T00:00:00ZJanet's place is exactly as advertised. We were looking for a nice place in Elora for a weekend getaway. The bedroom in the fully equipped apartment is only steps from the Grand River. Spectacular view! We got a note from Janet just as we arrived in town. The apartment is clean and nicely furnished. We had a bit of challenge with the always important TV converter. Janet's husband was up right away and showed us how to use it! Elora is beautiful town, and everything is in walking distance from the apartment. Recommended for sure! Brad and LindaBrad2017-02-26T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad3DormitoriosElora, Ontario, CanadáThe Cellar SuitePrecio69€ The Cellar SuiteHabitación privada · 2 camas · Totalmente reembolsable21 evaluacionesA cheerful two bedroom apartment located downtown historic Fergus. Only a short walk to the beautiful Grand River and Fergus Falls. Also conveniently located right near local restaurants, pubs, cafes, and other small shops. An ideal place to stay for small families, couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. (Unit number is 2 main floor access)Guests have access to their own well equipped kitchen which includes a stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, and storage space.Our apartment is located in a friendly neighborhood right downtown Fergus. You can take a relaxing walk in a few quite parks located nearby, or stop in at the Brew House and enjoy a refreshing drink on the patio overlooking the Grand River.Tipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad4DormitoriosFergus, Ontario, CanadáDowntown Two- Bedroom!Precio69€ Downtown Two- Bedroom!Casa/apto. entero · 2 camas · Totalmente reembolsableNUEVO2 evaluacionesBasement apartment with sliders onto the back deck. One very large bedroom with work area. Queen size bed with feather duvet and luxurious sheets. Sofa bed in the livingroom with new mattress. Galley kitchen with breakfast bar with 3 stools. 40 inch tv with cable hookup. Wifi. Movies available for viewing. Beautiful park like yard with koi pond. Multiple decks to accomodate guests and owners who live on premises. Private entrance. Hot tub available by special request at additional cost.Tipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad4DormitoriosFergus, Ontario, CanadáRavine RetreatPrecio67€ Ravine RetreatCasa/apto. entero · 2 camasNUEVO1 evaluaciónLarge, bright 2 bedroom apartment. Separate entrance with 2 parking spots on a quiet, family street. Access to back yard and deck. 5 minute walk to downtown, park, pool, splash pad and arena. Kid friendly. Bell TV and free WIFI.Fully functional kitchen, dining room and living room. 2 large bedrooms. Toys and board games. Full bathroom with stand up shower.Family friendly, very quiet neighborhood. Close to everything. Nail salon on premise. To book appointment go to "Your Nails" on Faceb_okGreg and Amanda are very good host. My friends and I had a great time. The rooms are clean and very comfortable. We wish to stay more longer next time. 丸子2017-05-21T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad7DormitoriosArthur, Ontario, Canadá2 Bedroom Apartment in quiet neighbourhoodPrecio104€ 2 Bedroom Apartment in quiet neighbourhoodCasa/apto. entero · 4 camas · Totalmente reembolsable3 evaluacionesPrivate beautiful one bed-room apartment with own driveway and garden patio beside century home in old downtown Fergus, blocks from Grand River. King-size bed, full kitchen, bathroom, sofabed, internet. 75 minutes Toronto,5 Elora, 25 GuelphNestled beside a century stone house in the old downtown of Fergus, Southern Ontario, this self-contained apartment is a home away from home. Fully furnished and private with its own driveway, parking and garden patio, there is a one bedroom apartment with gas fireplace, king-size bed, modern bathroom and equipped kitchen with stove, fridge and microwave, all for you. A queen pull-out couch in the living room can hold two extra. No cable tv but there is a flatscreen monitor with blueray disc player, Netflicks and You Tube that compliments Cherry Hill Video’s wide selection on St Andrew’s Street within walking distance. All the stone and river centred town is two blocks away. You have your own key. Come and go as you please. Walk to eat at one of the local pubs and restaurants or drive to 5 minutes to Elora for more choice, the Gorge and the Festival. $100 a night (minimum two nights), $600 a week. No breakfast but you can shop for your choice of local produce at Frabert’s or the Elora Farmers’ Market on Saturdays to produce your own gourmet meal. There is coffee, tea, fresh milk and basic condiments on hand. A community bus service runs to Elora and Guelph if you wish to park your car. And then there are the walking or bike trails.... just a block away.
Being in a quiet historic river-run town and near all sorts of cultural, antique and natural attractions, Crann Mor is an ideal place for renewal.Fergus is a quaint stone town over the Grand River with resturants, pubs, theatre, stores, and video within 5 minutes walk. The Highland Games, Elora Festival and local walking trails are within a few minutes drive. Our street is quiet, with several parks just a few houses away. It is the best of both worlds, town comfort and country quiet.Crann Mor is like a tiny sanctuary perfect for some serious R & R. The neighbourhood, full of lovely 19th century homes, is quiet and yet just a few blocks away from the downtown core. It has the best of both worlds. The generously sized and private patio out back adds lots of value to this listing. Eimear was graciously flexible about my arrival time and the lockbox expedites arrival and departure. Well equipped kitchen--with breakfast items and more waiting for me on the counter! The bathroom is new and in pristine condition. No AC but the ceiling fan in the bedroom kept me cool. A one of a kind place and a very accommodating host! Thanks Eimear! Julie2016-08-28T00:00:00ZWe just loved this apartment. Fergus is a very pretty town and Eimear's residence fits right in. Evan2016-09-12T00:00:00ZVery convenientSusan2016-07-03T00:00:00ZComfortable, well located apartment in a lovely town. Eimear's messages were friendly and helpful and the kitchen was well stocked with the basics, as well as having a couple of special things for breakfast (including for our little boy - a really nice touch).Bryn and Rhiannon2016-08-08T00:00:00ZMy partner & I along with another couple had a lovely stay at Eimear's cozy B£B. The neighbourhood was very quiet, and our part of the home private & separate with outdoor space as well! We also loved the fact we had cooking facilities as we were there for 2 nights. We had a small blip in commutation as Eimear was out of town prior to our arrival but did manage to connect before our stay. Overall a wonderful place to be and relax in Fergus ! Dawn2015-08-10T00:00:00ZLovely spot, neighbourhood and location. Felt very warmly welcomed. Took a long walk by the river on a delightful trail. Cute town.Blake2016-03-22T00:00:00ZEimear's place was the ideal place to stay for some R&R! The apartment is cozy and has everything you need to cook for yourself, though we really enjoyed visiting some nearby restaurants and pubs...all within easy walking distance! It also provides a great location for day-tripping around the Elora, St. Jacobs area. We even made the short trek to the Mc Michael Gallery in Kleinburg. Thanks, Eimear!Helen2017-03-18T00:00:00ZGreat little apartment! Cozy, clean and quiet in the middle of Fergus. The Bredalbane Inn down the street had great food, and the neighbourhood was very pretty. I have a new little niece in Elora (nearby) so I will be staying with Eimear again! Christopher2015-11-10T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosFergus, Ontario, CanadáCrann Mor (Big Tree in Gaelic)Precio69€ Crann Mor (Big Tree in Gaelic)Casa/apto. entero · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable25 evaluacionesOne of four bedrooms sharing a common living area and kitchen. Private washroom, free parking and laundry. Spruce Street very convenient location for shopping and food. Very close to Laurier campus. Shared with 3 other 5th year U of Waterloo students.Tipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad1DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáCozy Waterloo BedroomPrecio14€ Cozy Waterloo BedroomHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsableNUEVOAn eloquent yet comfortable apartment equipped with everything you need to ensure a pleasurable stay! The entire unit is kept very clean and tidy so that you can relax and really feel at home. Coffee, tea, and a light breakfast will be provided. |
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A great location making it very easy to get around town!Everything you may need is relatively nearby! The apartment building as a whole is very quiet so no need to worry about other residents.Tipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáClean, private room in an elegant, friendly spacePrecio22€ Clean, private room in an elegant, friendly spaceHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsableNUEVOA private quiet room on the 2nd floor, with a twin bed, night stand, closet and desk. Located in the heart Waterloo. Close to UW, Uptown, Waterloo Park, Memorial Recreation Complex, Westmount Place. High-speed WIFI. With a garage. 30 meters from the bus stop. So EASY to find the address.Ziming is very nice and welcoming. He even offered me food on multiple occasions. The location is great, about 10-15 minutes away from the University of Waterloo. Right across the street is a nice park which directly leads to the university as well.Ben2016-07-25T00:00:00ZZiming is a very friendly person. I went there in the morning without having breakfast. He invited me to breakfast and always provide me with lots of necessity I need. A wonderful host I believe家益2016-07-17T00:00:00ZVery nice and accommodating host! Quick to reply to all my inquiries. Warm welcome and easy to communicate. Kai2016-07-27T00:00:00ZI had an excellent experience. It was right near the university of waterloo. The house was quiet and clean. Thank you very much.Chris2017-04-27T00:00:00ZNice, welcoming and very helpful host. I enjoyed my short time here.Atishay2016-08-28T00:00:00ZZiming was a very warm welcoming host. The place was clean. I can say that the quality of the accommodation was worth much more than the actual price. I enjoyed my stay there. Jeff2017-05-26T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad1DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáNearby the University of WaterlooPrecio16€ Nearby the University of WaterlooHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable8 evaluacionescozy atmosphere, close to the main street of Waterloo - minutes from uptown.Tipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáLarge Private Room in WaterlooPrecio28€ Large Private Room in WaterlooHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsableNUEVOHi there, thank you for viewing our place! This is an open concept modern apartment on the lower level of a cute bungalow with private entrance. The spacious and cozy apartment provides you with a king sized bed, a comfy living space, and your own kitchen and laundry. Located close to downtown Guelph, the place is steps away from supermarkets, shops, restaurants, public transport and parks.Please note that we do have a dog living upstairs. He has always been separated from the lower level space. You might still hear the pup saying hi when you arrive/walk up and down the stairs, but he is pretty quiet in general.Very good . Almost all ready, in addition to food and toothbrush. No one disturb. Only have their own space. Very good. Guppy2017-01-19T00:00:00ZGreat apartment, within 5 min walk to transit. Easy to get to downtown and such. Nice quiet neighbourhood. Hosts are also great communicators. Highly recommended.Jean-Guy2017-03-04T00:00:00ZSuper clean, simplistic space.Diane2017-03-11T00:00:00Z喜欢我们的住宿。宽敞,安静,私密和亲密乘坐出租车几乎所有圭尔夫。Daniel2016-11-19T00:00:00Z迟到和早一晚,但留下,这是一个干净,很夜间睡眠。谢谢Dan2016-12-27T00:00:00ZIt was such a beautiful place and for so cheap. Really nice furniture and had all the necessities you need. Easy to check in and out. Highly recommended staying here. Shilpa2017-02-05T00:00:00Z10/10Edward2016-11-26T00:00:00ZAlex's place is great. Clean, spacious and a comfy bed! Communication was friendly and fast. It was a tad chilly when I arrived and he promptly adjusted for me. Excellent stay and I'd book again.Dusty2017-04-20T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosGuelph, Ontario, CanadáSpacious and Private ApartmentPrecio40€ Spacious and Private ApartmentCasa/apto. entero · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable46 evaluacionesOur place is very close to downtown, groceries, public transport, & bus station. It's a short bus ride (or half hour walk) to the university. You’ll love our place because of the location, fantastic neighbourhood, the ambient and peaceful decor, our respectful hospitality and our cats. Our apartment is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers.Our apartment is a two-bedroom unit on the main floor of a century home in the historical district of Guelph. The lovely room you'll be renting is 9' x 16,' and includes full bed, workspace, reading chair, TV (with Netflix), full bookcase, full closet, WiFi, and access to printer for (very) light printing needs.We're located in the most desirable neighbourhood in Guelph. It is a peaceful area with lots of historic houses and old growth trees. It has an excellent park nearby (Exhibition Park) and is very close to lovely walking trails by the river. We are only a 5 minute walk to nice shops, restaurants, and amenities downtown. We have an excellent small grocery store with many gourmet options and nice take-out food that is only 500m away.优越的地理位置,优美的社区,房子漂亮了。Patrick2017-05-10T00:00:00Z我曾在斯蒂和Doug的地方一个伟大的住宿。一切都干净,提供了所有的基本设施,而且位置是中央商业区。入住平滑,斯蒂和Doug总是迅速作出反应。强烈推荐给任何人前往圭尔夫!Charlie2017-02-15T00:00:00Z在一个伟大的位置可爱的地方。道格是非常有益和好客。Catherine 2017-02-26T00:00:00ZGreat place for accommodation! I really enjoyed the time I spent living in Christi and Doug's place, everything is so neat and tidy and very well organized. The room is spacious but cozy, and even better than depicted in the photos. The house is located in one of the most pretty neighbourhoods in Guelph, just a little walk from Downtown where you'll find all kind stores, restaurants and bars. I only had the chance to meet Doug and he was very welcoming, polite, respectful of my privacy and so helpful when I needed information of any kind regardless Guelph and other places in Canada. I would totally recommend staying with them if your interested in visiting Guelph or staying there a couple of days. If you're not much of a cat person this may not be the option for you since they're both really sociable and loving and will be visiting you quite often.Miri2017-05-01T00:00:00ZChristi and Doug's place was very comfortable. I spent almost all of my free time curled up in the comfortable bed watching netflix. I would definitely recommend this place for a weekend business trip.Katlyn2017-05-07T00:00:00Z房间在斯蒂&Doug的很适合我的需求 - 干净,舒适,超静音。我只遇到了道格,谁是很可爱和认真。我参观,并给我倒了一杯茶后,他很尊重我的隐私。一定会再下一次呆在那里,我不得不通宵在圭尔夫区!Kat2017-03-05T00:00:00ZDoug is a very nice guy, very organized. The place is great, for sure I recommend!aline2017-05-08T00:00:00ZGreat and cozy place to stay. Nicely located in the historic part of Guelph, close to shops and restaurants. Doug was a friendly and accommodating host. Would highly recommend! Erin2017-02-01T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosGuelph, Ontario, CanadáBeautiful Bedroom & Office DowntownPrecio32€ Beautiful Bedroom & Office DowntownHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable12 evaluaciones Aquí está su acogedor espacio privado para empezar sus aventuras KW! cama de lujo. Su propio espacio privado de estar / dormitorio, baño y cocina. Estacionamiento gratis. Cerca de las universidades, el norte de Waterloo, el parque de Waterloo, y autobuses. Boutique hotel de style❤ This charming space comfortably fits two people in the comfy queen bed (with additional space on the pull out sofa full size) and is perfect for singles and couples. The entire level is yours. We are usually upstairs if you need us, but after welcoming you we will give you all the privacy you want.
You can also enjoy the outdoors on our roomy veranda with comfy couch and chairs. Around the yard we have a food forest (help yourself), a small pond with goldfish, a trampoline (yes, even adults can use this!), zip line (and yes...Adults can use this too!!), and a large play structure. A perfect home base for your Waterloo region adventures or if you're commuting a nice place to use during the week! Ubicado en el Viejo Westmount, este es uno de los más buscados después de los barrios de Waterloo. Un montón de árboles maduros hacen para agradables paseos. Situado frente a una escuela primaria, usted tendrá acceso a un gran espacio verde y campos de juego naturales. A pocos pasos se encuentra Westmount Golf y Country Club, y en el invierno se puede raquetas de nieve o esquí de fondo allí. Somos un salto, salto y salto desde el norte de Waterloo, donde se puede disfrutar de los muchos restaurantes, tiendas de moda, y centro comercial local. Belmont Village también es un gran lugar para disfrutar de un montón de diferentes restaurantes y yoga caliente. Estamos a 10 minutos a pie de Valor Mart una tienda de comestibles PC o Vincenzos, una tienda de comestibles especialidad favorito local! Varias líneas de autobús que llevan cerca, pero más cerca de la línea 8 le llevará a las universidades ya los centros comerciales en Waterloo y Kitchener. Great place! Clean, quiet and so, so welcoming. Erica goes above and beyond.Marie 2017-04-19T00:00:00ZThe place is so lovely. Very well equipped and comfortable. Erica is also SO nice! Definitely looking forward to staying there againGeraldina2017-01-20T00:00:00Z埃里卡是完美的主机。她是知识性,尊重,不得不高度重视的细节,如伟大的具有厨房用具,热调节和浴室用品。房间是华丽和精美的装饰。这确实感觉就像一个独立的公寓,有小惊喜对待开机!Reena2017-01-17T00:00:00Z埃里卡是一个梦幻般的主机,快速响应,并提出进/出非常容易检查。该公寓是干净的,准确的描述。伟大的邻居;一切都近在咫尺。Andrea2017-01-15T00:00:00ZErica is very nice, accommodating, and thoughtful (thank you for the treats!). The place is clean and comfortable. It's good for few days of stay. I, being someone interested with natural products, I really loves her selection (food/drink/bath).Celine Mae2017-05-21T00:00:00ZErica is a very lovely guest and she responds very quickly if anything goes wrong with the stay in her place. The house was very beautiful, clean and well-prepared upon the check-in. Mahshid2017-03-09T00:00:00Z埃里卡是一个梦幻般的主机。 我参加了非常苛刻的周末课程 - 很高兴能在漫长的一天结束返回到一个舒适的公寓 我很高兴与住宿和她很容易沟通。非常感谢欢迎我到你家。 Jonathan2017-01-22T00:00:00ZErika's suite is great. Everything I needed to enjoy my stay and weather the snow outside. The description is accurate, the bed comfy, and the family welcoming but discreet. Elspeth2017-03-15T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad4DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáCozy ApartmentPrecio35€ Cozy ApartmentCasa/apto. entero · 2 camas38 evaluaciones1 room available in a 2 person suite.
Great if you'd like to study, watch shows, excersize, or just need a comfortable place to stay for the night.Kevin et Seamus sont des hôtes. La chambre est agréable, il est un choix parfait pour un séjour à court terme.Yuxi2017-05-21T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónHabitación privadaTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáRoom in ICON close to Waterloo and LaurierPrecio31€ Room in ICON close to Waterloo and LaurierHabitación privada · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable9 evaluacionesProfessionally designed studio with private entrance on one acre treed property in the City! Close to University, downtown and the Speed River. This bright, spacious suite has a fully equipped kitchen with laundry. Beautiful granite breakfast bar with wine rack. Bedroom/living area divided with shoji screen. Electric fireplace with wall T.V.Very private and cozy. Appealing to guests looking for a modern space in a mature neighborhood. Nature lover's paradise on an acre property nestled in the woods.Mature neighbourhood with century trees and eclectic mix of homes on large properties. Prime location close to parks, river, University, museums, art gallery, downtown.Katharine and Curtis were very welcoming and the basement apartment was as lovely as pictured and well appointed in every way. The neighborhood is a good one and located nicely for walking to the riverfront park and ethnic restaurants. I look forward to staying in this bnb again on a future visit to Guelph.Deborah2016-03-26T00:00:00ZThank you Curtis and Katharine, I had a lovely time. The space was clean, beautifully appointed and well designed, perfect for the purpose. The grounds are nice, a little oasis close to the town. They are wonderful hosts, kind and thoughtful, very accommodating and genuinely nice people. I was given good directions for getting around the town and they made sure I was okay.Elsa2016-06-17T00:00:00ZJe suis très satisfait de mon séjour au Studio. Faire face à Curtis et Katharine était super facile. Ils étaient très sensibles et les plus approfondis fournissant des détails et des informations. Les chambres étaient très propres et modernes. J'avais absolument tout ce qu'il fallait. Aucun détail épargné. Le paquet accueil a été très réfléchi et Katharine a pris le temps de venir me saluer en personne qui a été apprécié. Il y avait même un espace de stationnement qui était super! Très bien situé, calme et facile à trouver, plus proche de tout ce dont vous avez besoin à Guelph. Merci pour le grand séjour! Jess2015-12-01T00:00:00ZL'appartement se sentait privé et sûr. Il y avait un minimum de bruit à l'étage. Il était rempli de tout ce que nous aurions pu besoin! Dans l'ensemble une grande expérience et un sous-sol studio magnifique!Kayla2016-03-20T00:00:00ZI had an excellent experience staying Katherine and Curtis' beautiful studio apartment. This was my first airbnb stay and on the basis of this I will definitely be looking for airbnb options above hotels. Katherine and Curtis made me very welcome and made sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed throughout my stay. The apartment has everything you could need for any length of stay and I will definitely be recommending to friends coming to stay in the Guelph area. I had no car for my stay so the location within easy walking distance (15-20 mins) to the downtown area was perfect. Overall a great experience!Mairead2016-02-13T00:00:00ZExcellent accommodations, excellent location. Ticked all the right boxes. Will be back.David2016-11-06T00:00:00ZThe studio is clean, stylish and very comfortable, and the bed was perfect. The location is lovely - quiet wooded community a few minute walk from downtown. Definitely would stay here again. Robert2016-10-30T00:00:00ZThe space is exactly as shown in the pictures. Very neat and clean with a fully equipped kitchen, large shower (really, really nice!), full size bed that was very comfortable and the host even has a television with Netflix! The home is absolutely lovely, lots of parking and the wifi was fast - always appreciated when I am away on business. Shopping is very near and there are even places to go for a power walk. Very safe neighborhood and even their cat buzzed by outside in the mornings for good morning scratch. A really nice, quiet place to stay!Sidonia2016-10-28T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad2DormitoriosGuelph, Ontario, CanadáModern Studio SpacePrecio63€ Modern Studio SpaceCasa/apto. entero · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable49 evaluaciones San tranquila, a pasos de LRT y las comodidades, justo en el corazón de la ciudad. El nivel superior de una casa del siglo. entrada privada. Todo incluido. Si usted aprecia ubicación y carácter, este es el lugar adecuado para usted. Un endroit génial pour vivre. Lucinda était un hôte! Va sûrement recommander sa place à d'autres, mes amis et ma famille aussi! L'endroit est propre, confortable et incroyable. Lucinda m'a accueilli et ma famille avec les fleurs que j'aime, tulipes !!!! woah comme ce fut une surprise pour moi qui m'a fait sentir heureux. Je suis submergé de rester ici !!! Merci Lucinda ... Beaucoup d'amour!Neha2017-03-31T00:00:00ZLucinda's place is perfect in every possible way. Very clean, cozy, good temperature (no matter the weather), has anything you could ever need (and more) and great location. My parents absolutely loved staying there, and I think it is one of the best airbnb I've ever stayed. Lucinda is an amazing host, always there for you if you need her, extremely helpful and kind. I totally recommend this place to anyone visiting Waterloo. If my parents come back, I will for sure host them again in Lucinda's place! Thank you Lucinda! Júlia2017-05-15T00:00:00ZThis place was easily among our favourite airbnb stays - the flat is cozy, comfortable, and clean, and Lucinda is a lovely host who went above and beyond :) can wholeheartedly recommend staying here!Katja2017-05-01T00:00:00ZTipo de habitaciónCasa/apto. enteroTipo de propiedadApartamentoCapacidad3DormitoriosWaterloo, Ontario, CanadáUptown WaterlooPrecio50€ Uptown WaterlooCasa/apto. entero · 1 cama · Totalmente reembolsable4 evaluacionesThis unit is a centrally located, private apartment ideal for one or two guests for short, or longer term stays. Close to Downtown and a sprawling park- this unit is ideal for folks who want a tiny home feel with its amazing loft bedroom!The Cozy Loft Bedroom has a Queen size bed. There is lots of storage space if staying longer. The apartment comes fully furnished with a kitchen set, bedding, and towels. |
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A CORPORATION OF DE, CAFree format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST.;ASSIGNOR:HUNTZINGER, CALVIN J.;REEL/FRAME:005919/0896Effective date: 19910805May 23, 1996FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 4May 23, 2000FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 8Sep 25, 2003ASAssignmentOwner name: VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES, INC., CALIFORFree format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC.;REEL/FRAME:014027/0459Effective date: 20030925Sep 26, 2003ASAssignmentOwner name: VARIAN MEDICAL SYTEMS, INC., CALIFORNIAFree format text: CHANGE OF NAME;ASSIGNOR:VARIAN ASSOCIATES, INC;REEL/FRAME:014007/0490Effective date: 19990321May 24, 2004FPAYFee paymentYear of fee payment: 12Oct 13, 2008ASAssignmentOwner name: VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC., CALIFORNIAFree format text: MERGER;ASSIGNOR:VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.;REEL/FRAME:021669/0848Effective date: 20080926RotateOriginal ImageGoogle Home - Sitemap - USPTO Bulk Downloads - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - About Google Patents - Send FeedbackData provided by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 27,679 | This is a home with a few (scarcely seen) very polite roommates. Common areas like the living room, kitchen, and back yard are communal and can be used as you like. All we ask is that you tidy up after yourself if you do. There are two toilets and one shower/bath which are separate rooms due to this being an old house. You are welcome to use the washer and dryer as well.
柯蒂斯是一个奇妙的主机!我无意中在他的公寓留给我的项目,他需要额外的努力把它带给我。沟通真的很棒,位置是惊人的为好。肯定会在他的位置再次入住。
This was my first time visiting San Francisco and I had a great time staying at Curtis' place. It's a private room with a shared bathroom and is located in a great area. Check-in and check-out was easy and Curtis is very responsive to any messages you send. Plenty of delicious restaurants just a short walk down the street and there's a farmer's market on Saturdays and Sundays. Other places (like the wharf or Golden Gate Park) are a short uber ride away. I would definitely stay here again! |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 30,025 | Patent US5957927 - Bone fixation device introducer - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA surgical tool for assisting the implantation of a bone fixation device is disclosed. The tool includes a bone fixation device holder for releaseably engaging a bone fixation device. The bone fixation device holder has at least one hole which is larger in diameter than the bone fixation device screws...http://www.google.com/patents/US5957927?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5957927 - Bone fixation device introducerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5957927 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/028,273Publication dateSep 28, 1999Filing dateFeb 24, 1998Priority dateFeb 24, 1998Fee statusPaidAlso published asDE69913318D1, DE69913318T2, EP1058520A1, EP1058520B1, WO1999043265A1Publication number028273, 09028273, US 5957927 A, US 5957927A, US-A-5957927, US5957927 A, US5957927AInventorsChristopher Michael Magee, Sean Hamilton KerrOriginal AssigneeSynthes (Usa)Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (24), Referenced by (61), Classifications (23), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetBone fixation device introducer
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D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 35,496 | BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0021] FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of a tracking or monitoring system of hazardous materials according to embodiments of the present invention. [0022] FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a tracking or monitoring system for nuclear gauges according to embodiments of the present invention. [0023] FIG. 3A is a schematic illustration of a conventional terrestrial communication system. [0024] FIG. 3B is a schematic illustration of a conventional satellite communication system. [0025] FIG. 3C is a schematic illustration of a conventional global positioning system. [0026] FIG. 4 is a map with geographically restricted use regions for monitoring the location or transport of hazmat items and/or nuclear gauges according to embodiments of the present invention. [0027] FIG. 5 is a map of a territorial or geographically segmented global monitoring system according to embodiments of the present invention. [0028] FIG. 6 is a block diagram of operations that can be used to carry out embodiments of the present invention. [0029] FIG. 7A is a side view of a nuclear measurement gauge with a tracking device integrated therein according to embodiments of the present invention. [0030] FIG. 7B is an end view of the device shown in FIG. 7A. [0031] FIG. 8A is a side view of a nuclear measurement gauge in a shipping container with the tracking device disposed on or in the shipping container according to embodiments of the present invention. [0032] FIG. 8B is an end view of the device and container shown in FIG. 8A. [0033] FIG. 9 is a schematic illustration of components of a nuclear gauge device having a radioactive source and tracking system according to embodiments of the present invention. [0034] FIG. 10 is a schematic illustration of an alternative configuration of a nuclear gauge device having a radioactive source and tracking system according to embodiments of the present invention. [0035] FIG. 11A is a block diagram of a data processing system suitable for incorporation into a nuclear measurement device according to embodiments of the present invention. [0036] FIG. 11B is a block diagram of a data processing system suitable for use as a tracking station according to embodiments of the present invention. [0037] FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating operations of a tracking station according to embodiments of the present invention. [0038] FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating operations of a nuclear measurement device incorporating embodiments of the present invention for remote monitoring. [0039] FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating operations of a nuclear measurement device incorporating to embodiments of the present invention for location tracking. [0040] FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating operations of a nuclear measurement device incorporating embodiments of the present invention for remote control. [0041] FIG. 16 is a flowchart illustrating operations of a nuclear measurement device incorporating embodiments of the present invention for tamper prevention.
DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION [0042] The present invention will now be described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying figures, in which embodiments of the invention are shown. This invention, however, should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Like numbers refer to like elements throughout. In the block and schematic diagrams, broken lines indicate such operation or feature is optional unless stated otherwise. [0043] Nuclear gauges are the standard measurement devices used to obtain density and/or moisture measurements in construction or roadway projects. Nuclear density gauges operate using a relatively small radioactive source or sources that can generate a suitable detectable count and a detection system. When placed on test material, the photons from the nuclear source penetrate the test material. A fraction of the photons will interact with the material and scatter to the gauge base where they are detected by Geiger Mueller detectors. The number of photons scattered back and counted by the detector(s) is proportional to the density of the test material. Nuclear gauges, typically, can operate in either a backscatter or direct transmission mode. In the backscatter mode, the gauge is placed on the test material with the radioactive source and detectors in the same plane. In operation, the photons from the source penetrate the material from the surface and scatter to the detectors. In the direct transmission mode, the test material, a hole larger than the diameter of the source rod is formed in material (typically soil) and the source is inserted into the material at one or more predetermined depths. In the direct transmission mode, the material is located directly in the path between the source rod and the detectors. Examples of manufacturers of construction nuclear gauges include Humboldt Scientific, Inc. of Raleigh, N.C., Campbell Pacific Nuclear (CPN) of Martinez, Calif., Seaman Nuclear of Milwaukee, Wis., and Troxler Electronic Laboratories, Inc. of Research Triangle Park, N.C. See also U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,188,535; 4,525,854; 4,641,030; 4,701,868; 4,979,197; 4,701,868; 4,152,600; 4,587,623; 5,923,726; and 6,050,725, which discuss nuclear gauges, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference as if recited in full herein. [0044] Nuclear devices and gauges are also used in processing industries as described in the background, typically for automatic or semi-automatic control of process operations or assessment of targeted environments or material properties. See e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 6,206,108 (Drilling system); U.S. Pat. No. 6,073,488 (Capacitive liquid level sensor); and U.S. Pat. No. 5,957,773 (Measuring Grain characteristics), the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference as if recited in full herein. [0045] The radioactive sources of the nuclear gauges can be divided into the following categories, gamma ray, neutron, beta, and x-ray. The design, size, configuration, and radioactive strength of the radioactive sources and/or detectors can vary in different applications, but nuclear gauges, generally, share a common feature, one or more radioactive sources that when used improperly or if unshielded or removed (intentionally or unintentionally) from its intended device, can expose the environment and/or people to unwanted radiation. [0046] Gamma ray gauges have been used as level gauges in the chemical industry and depend on having a source on one side of the holding tank and a detector on the other. Examples of radioactive gamma sources (for processing industry application and/or the construction industry gauges) include Cobalt-60 and Cesium-137. [0047] Examples of gamma ray based nuclear level gauges include systems which employ one or more of a point source-point detector, a line source-point detector, a line detector-point source, and a line detector-line source. Nominal size of tanks can be in the range of about 5 to 6 ft in diameter and 20 to 30 ft in depth. [0048] Neutrons have also been used in the pulp and paper industry to measure moisture content of wood chips based on neutron thermalization and detection of thermal neutrons. In addition, this industry can also use gamma ray gauges to determine when a tank is full of wood chips. X-rays are used in various industries to determine elemental composition through X-ray fluorescence. One exemplary processing industry that employs such devices is the coal industry. [0049] Fast neutrons have also been used to determine elemental composition though the process of neutron activation analysis. When a material is bombarded with a high flux of fast neutrons some are absorbed by an atom creating an unstable isotope. When this isotope decays it will emit a gamma ray which will be a signature of that particular element. By counting the different gamma rays from different decaying atoms the elemental composition of the material may be estimated. Beta particles are essentially electrons. These particles have been used to determine the thickness of aluminum in aluminum processing industries. [0050] Although particularly suitable for use with nuclear gauges that employ nuclear or radioactive materials, embodiments of the present invention may alternatively be used to track or monitor other devices that transport, house, use or carry hazardous materials (hazmat). Examples of such hazardous materials include, but are not limited to, radioactive energy sources, radioactive waste such as “spent” nuclear fuel rods, toxic or hazardous chemicals, biological toxins or medical waste, and the like. However, for ease of discussion, the description that follows will be discussed primarily with reference to nuclear gauge instruments that employ one or more radioactive sources. [0051] In the description that follows, the monitored device will be primarily discussed with respect to a nuclear gauge 10 for clarity and/or ease of description. However, the description is not limited thereto and the operation and/or features can apply to other containers or devices employing hazardous materials including, but not limited to, radioactive materials. [0052] Referring to FIG. 1, a monitoring system 5 can be used to establish the location of the nuclear gauge 10. The monitoring system 5 provides a wireless tracking and/or communication system between a remote tracking station 20 and a plurality of different nuclear gauges 10. The nuclear gauge 10 can be monitored during normal field use, storage at a storage site such as a distributor, regional or state warehouse, or OEM facility, or while being transported to and/or from a storage, distributor or OEM site (such as to a use or distributor location). The monitoring may be carried out at increased intervals when movement from either a known or previous location is detected or planned. The devices may be particularly prone to theft during transport. In addition, the carrier itself may be tracked or used as a relay station for the devices it carries. The system 5 may be configured to define virtual geographical fences 75 p to alert when a device travels outside its planned use district or transport corridor (FIGS. 4 and 5) as will be discussed further below. [0053] The monitoring can be carried out using any suitable tracking technology. For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, one or more of cellular or mobile telephone and/or global communication technology with mobile communications towers 30 and/or one or more satellites 40. The arrows in FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate that communication can occur in several ways between the components. The monitoring can be intermittent, semi-continuous or substantially continuous. The remote tracking station 20 can be located at a single tracking site or at selected ones of multiple tracking sites. The remote tracking station 20 can be connected to a regional or global computer network such as the world wide web or internet. The remote tracking station 20 can be an automated network of computers that monitors a plurality of different nuclear gauges 10 and automatically generates an audible alert or transmits a warning to law enforcement offices when irregular activity is detected. [0054] Each nuclear gauge 10 can be assigned a unique identifier, such as an alphanumeric identifier or serial number, that correlates its ownership and product information in the monitoring system 5. The system 5 can be configured to obtain the geographic locational data at suitable intervals and provide hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or other summary records of the location of each nuclear gauge. The geographic data may be obtained automatically, for example, through the use of a global positioning system (GPS). At times of increased activity or interest, the interval can be adjusted to provide increased interrogation. Similarly, an increased number of interrogations can be instituted for gauges 10 located in high-risk regions or zones or when a particular user wants such increased surveillance. The summary records can be provided electronically in relatively real time to one or more recipient addresses and/or by project, owner, region, or other sort criteria of interest. In addition, for registered owners, inventories and locations of their particular gauges can be reported in desired regulatory reporting intervals and formats. [0055] If during polling or interrogation of a location of a particular nuclear gauge 10, no signal is received or detected, the system can immediately retry or retry to obtain a signal within a shortened polling period relative to its normal polling interval. The system can identify the last known location and the time and/or day at its last known location. The system may also automatically relay a telephone message and/or computer message to the registered owners and/or responsible personnel about the loss in signal and potential loss of the device itself. Thus, tracking on a fairly routine basis can give owners or enforcement agents more positional accuracy for devices that may have their monitoring circuitry intentionally (or accidentally) disabled. Examples of suitable location monitoring techniques will be discussed further below. [0056] Referring to FIG. 2, in certain embodiments, the system 5 can be configured with a wireless tracking and/or communication module 14 and a detector 12 (shown as a radioactive or Geiger counter) to obtain dynamic and/or active readings associated with the operative or physical state of the device 10 to confirm that the radioactive source 11 remains intact. In operation, the radioactive monitoring can be carried out by obtaining a radiation count during the locational interrogation by detecting and relaying the count of a detector 12 positioned in proximity to the radioactive source 11 via the wireless tracking and/or communication module 14 to one or more remote stations 20. For devices 10 that have on-board Geiger counters, the counters can be used to obtain the desired radioactive confirmation readings. In other embodiments, a supplemental Geiger counter or other suitable detection device 12 can be configured to obtain the desired confirmation data. Typically, about 100-200 counts per minute are generated during a background reading of a typical nuclear gauge. Thus a reading of 10-50 may indicate a portion of the radioactive source has been removed or stolen. For devices employing two different radioactive sources, two different detectors can be used, one for each, or a cumulative detection counter can be used to determine whether the appropriate amount of radiation is present corresponding to both sources. [0057] While FIG. 2 illustrates a radioactive material detection device, other hazardous material detection devices could also be utilized. For example, in certain applications, a pH sensor can be used to determine if the hazmat material is held in an undiluted form in the container. In other situations, a scale can be employed to indicate when the mass or volume has been decreased. Level sensors can be used for liquid based hazmat materials. Pressure gauges can be used when the material is enclosed under pressure. Other material property or physical sensors can be used as suited to the application and material being tracked. [0058] In certain embodiments, the device 10 may include displacement sensors such as transducers, scales, optic sensors, or infrared systems and the like that can be used to indicate when the radioactive source has been extricated or removed from a predefined space such as the boundary of the device. [0059] In particular embodiments, the device 10 can be configured so that it includes an anti-theft circuit (110, FIG. 9) that disables or destroys the operational usefulness of the device 10 if someone attempts to remove the radioactive source 11 from the device. This configuration may make it disadvantageous for a user to transfer radioactive sources 11 between gauges 10. Further, the anti-theft circuit can be configured to alert the remote location (and/or generate an audible local alert) when the radioactive source 11 moves beyond a predetermined distance in the device and/or moves outside the boundary of the device housing. In certain gauges, the radioactive source is expected to move certain distances in operation. Thus, the inactive count measurement and/or positional verification assessment can be configured to take these actions into consideration. [0060] In certain embodiments, the remote station 20 can be configured to control the operation of the nuclear gauge 10. As such, the local device 10 can be configured with an interface module that allows remote operational control of the device, such as activation or deactivation of the Geiger counter 12, power source, relay or dynamic or substantially real time measurement data, diagnostic information, calibration data, other data transfer, and the like. [0061] As will be discussed further below, the tracking circuitry or components can be provided as a kit of components of hardware and software that can be installed by users, can be integrated into the nuclear gauge itself (via the kit of components or at the OEM facility) and/or disposed within the shipping container (during shipping or transport). The tracking components can be positioned in various random locations within the device 10 so that the hardware is not positioned in a known or predictable location, thereby making it more difficult for someone to attempt to remove the tracking hardware or software from the device 10. [0062] As discussed above, embodiments of the present invention may incorporate both a communications device and a position determination device. The communications device may be wireless or wired, analog or digital and may include a satellite communications device, a wireless communications device, a wireless networking device, a wired communications device and/or a wired networking device. Similarly, the position determination device may be any suitable device for determining the position of the monitoring device, either within a localized geographic region, such as building, city, state or the like, or anywhere on the globe. Such position determining devices may be incorporated with the communications device or may be a separate device, such as a global positioning device, or may be a combination of a separate device and the communications device. [0063] In particular embodiments of the present invention, the communications device is a wireless communication device for operation in a wireless communication system. Wireless communication systems (networks) are commonly employed to provide voice and data communications to subscribers. For example, analog cellular radiotelephone systems, such as those designated AMPS, ETACS, NMT-450, and NMT-900, have long been deployed successfully throughout the world. Digital cellular radiotelephone systems such as those conforming to the North American standard IS-54 and the European standard GSM have been in service since the early 1990's. More recently, a wide variety of wireless digital services broadly labeled as PCS (Personal Communications Services) have been introduced, including advanced digital cellular systems conforming to standards such as IS-136 and IS-95, lower-power systems such as DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telephone) and data communications services such as CDPD (Cellular Digital Packet Data). These and other systems are described in The Mobile Communications Handbook, edited by Gibson and published by CRC Press (1996). [0064] FIG. 3A illustrates a conventional terrestrial wireless communication system 320 that may implement any one of the aforementioned wireless communications standards. The wireless system may include one or more wireless mobile terminals (stations) 322 that communicate with a plurality of cells 324 served by base stations 326 and a mobile telephone switching office (MTSO) 328. Although only three cells 324 are shown in FIG. 3A, a typical cellular radiotelephone network may comprise hundreds of cells, and may include more than one MTSO 328 and may serve thousands of wireless mobile terminals 322. [0065] The cells 324 generally serve as nodes in the communication system 320, from which links are established between wireless mobile stations (terminals) 322 and a MTSO 328, by way of the base stations 326 servicing the cells 324. Each cell 324 will have allocated to it one or more dedicated control channels and one or more traffic channels. The control channel is a dedicated channel used for transmitting cell identification and paging information. The traffic channels carry the voice and data information. Through the communication system 320, a duplex radio communication link 330 may be effectuated between two wireless mobile stations 322 or between a wireless mobile station 322 and a landline telephone user 332 via a public switched telephone network (PSTN) 334. The function of the base station 326 is commonly to handle the radio communications between the cell 324 and the wireless mobile terminal 322. In this capacity, the base station 326 functions chiefly as a relay station for data and voice signals. [0066] As illustrated in FIG. 3B, in a celestial communication system, a satellite 342 may be employed to perform similar functions to those performed by a conventional terrestrial base station, for example, to serve areas in which population is sparsely distributed or which have rugged topography that tends to make conventional landline telephone or terrestrial cellular telephone infrastructure technically or economically impractical. A satellite radiotelephone system 340 typically includes one or more satellites 342 that serve as relays or transponders between one or more earth stations 344 and terminals 323. The satellite conveys radiotelephone communications over duplex links 346 to terminals 323 and an earth station 344. The earth station 344 may in turn be connected to the PSTN 334, allowing communications between satellite radiotelephones, and communications between satellite radio telephones and conventional terrestrial cellular radiotelephones or landline telephones. The satellite radiotelephone system 40 may utilize a single antenna beam covering the entire area served by the system, or, as shown, the satellite may be designed such that it produces multiple minimally-overlapping beams 348, each serving distinct geographical coverage areas 50 in the system's service region. The coverage areas 350 serve a similar function to the cells 324 of the terrestrial cellular system 320 of FIG. 3A. [0067] Such terrestrial or satellite communication systems may also be used for location determination. For example, the cell 324 in which the device resides may be determined. Similarly, triangulation between base stations 326 may also be accomplished, for example, based on the relative signal strength and/or signal delays associated with different base stations 326. [0068] For more localized communications wireless networking devices, such as an IEEE 802.11 wireless network adapter may be provided. Such wireless network communications may be carried out as if the monitoring device were connected directly to a network, such as an Internet Protocol (IP) network. Location determination in such a wireless network could also be determined, for example, by determining the wireless access point utilized by the device. Each wireless access point could then be associated with a geographic range of the wireless communications to the wireless access point to determine the location of the monitoring device. [0069] Embodiments of the present invention may also incorporate a global positioning system for use as the position determination device. Briefly, as illustrated in FIG. 3C, GPS is a space-based triangulation system using satellites 352 and computers 358 to measure positions anywhere on the earth. GPS was first developed by the United States Department of Defense as a navigational system. The advantages of this navigational system over other land-based systems are that it is not limited in its coverage, it provides continuous 24-hour coverage, regardless of weather conditions, and is highly accurate. While the GPS technology that provides the greatest level of accuracy has been retained by the government for military use, a less accurate service has been made available for civilian use. In operation, a constellation of 24 satellites 352 orbiting the earth continually emit a GPS radio signal 354. A GPS receiver 356, e.g., a radio receiver with a GPS processor, receives the radio signals from the closest satellites and measures the time that the radio signal takes to travel from the GPS satellites to the GPS receiver antenna. By multiplying the travel time by the speed of light, the GPS receiver can calculate a range for each satellite in view. Ephemeris information provided in the satellite radio signal typically describes the satellite's orbit and velocity, thereby generally enabling the GPS processor to calculate the position of the GPS receiver 356 through a process of triangulation. [0070] The startup of a GPS receiver typically requires the acquisition of a set of navigational parameters from the navigational data signals of four or more GPS satellites. This process of initializing a GPS receiver may often take several minutes. [0071] The duration of the GPS positioning process is directly dependent upon how much information a GPS receiver has initially. Most GPS receivers are programmed with almanac data, which coarsely describes the expected satellite positions for up to one year ahead. However, if the GPS receiver does not have some knowledge of its own approximate location, then the GPS receiver cannot find or acquire signals from the visible satellites quickly enough, and, therefore, cannot calculate its position quickly. Furthermore, it should be noted that a higher signal strength is needed for capturing the C/A Code and the navigation data at start-up than is needed for continued monitoring of an already-acquired signal. It should also be noted that the process of monitoring the GPS signal is significantly affected by environmental factors. Thus, a GPS signal which may be easily acquired in the open typically becomes harder to acquire when a receiver is under foliage, in a vehicle, or worst of all, in a building. [0072] As described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,295,023, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference as if set forth fully herein, GPS and cellular communications techniques may be combined to facilitate rapid location determination. Such a combined technique may be beneficial so as to reduce power consumption by reducing the duration that a monitoring system needs to be powered to determine and provide location information. [0073] As will be appreciated by those of skill in the art, the particular communication device and/or position determination device utilized may depend on the use of the monitoring device. For example, if the device is utilized in a relatively small predefined geographic area, then a wireless network may be utilized for both communications and positions. However, if the device is to be used or transported over a large geographic area, then a cellular or satellite communication system may be used in combination with a GPS for position determination. Thus, the present invention should not be construed as limited to a particular communication device and/or positioning system. [0074] Furthermore, because the use of the monitoring device may change, the communications system and/or positioning system may be provided in a modular form such that differing communications and/or positioning systems may be interchanged. [0075] Referring now to FIGS. 4 and 5, in certain embodiments, the system 5 may be configured to define segmented regions or virtual geographical fences 75 p to alert when a device travels outside its planned use district or region 75 r and/or transport corridor 75 c. FIG. 4 illustrates two examples of segmented regions. The first perimeter of a geographical fence 75 p is illustrated in the exemplary map as defined along the west coast of the United States. That is, for equipment owned by the California DOT (“department of transportation”), coordinates may be defined that indicate when a gauge 10 or other hazmat material is moved outside its intended use region 75 r. Smaller segments within a district or larger or non-contiguous use regions can also be defined as the geographical virtual fence regions (not shown). The virtual geographical fences 75 p can be adjusted according to planned use schedules upon an authorized request to the remote station 20 by a user or allocation facility. [0076] FIG. 4 also illustrates that the fence 75 p can be set up to enclose a predefined shipping corridor 75 c for moving or transporting a device from point A to point B. In addition, the fence 75 p associated with the cumulative shipping corridor 75 c may be segmented and serially adjusted or advanced based on the transport rate, speed, and/or the pendency time expected in each of several adjacent regions to even more closely monitor when such the device fails to advance into the next territory of the expected region at the projected time (which may be particularly suitable for long-distance hauls). [0077] FIG. 5 illustrates a similar concept to that shown in FIG. 4. In this embodiment, the United States may be divided into a grid of pre-defined and/or adjustable fences 75 p such as with several adjacent or overlapping use regions and associated restricted virtual fences 75 p. Similarly, on a global perspective, each or selected countries may be set-up to indicate when devices are leaving or entering their borders (shown by the horizontal arrow positioned over Spain), or a border of particular interest. The grid of virtual geographical fences may be set-up to extend over waterways and airways and the like. [0078] While embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to virtual fences covering relatively large geographic regions, such virtual fences could also be utilized for a particular path of transit or location of a device. With the availability of detailed maps of highway systems integrated with GPS devices, the particular path of travel of a device could be used as a starting point and boundaries defined around that path of travel that are relatively small such that a deviation from a projected path of travel beyond expected normal deviation could trigger an alert. Thus, the virtual fences according to embodiments of the present invention may vary in geographic scope based on the information available about the use or transport of the devices. [0079] FIG. 6 illustrates examples of operations that can be used to carry out embodiments of the present invention. An identifier can be assigned to a container of hazmat material (block 200). The identifier can, for example, be an alphanumeric indicia that represents a product type, type of hazardous material, manufacturer, product serial number, owner, shipping date, first field use or arrival date, and the like (block 205). The hazmat material can comprise a radioactive source (block 201). The hazmat material can include a radioactive material such as a gamma ray energy source operably associated with a nuclear gauge (block 202). The location of the hazmat material is tracked at desired intervals (block 210). The location can be tracked during shipping or transport to monitor whether it stays within a predetermined travel corridor (block 211). The location of the hazmat can be tracked during its normal intended service life in its intended operational use or storage container or device (block 212). Authorities are automatically alerted with hazmat material departs from a projected geographical location or region and/or when a monitored parameter of the hazmat material departs from a predetermined amount (block 220). The alert can be generated when at least one of the following events is detected: a radioactive count is reduced from a predetermined amount; the weight of the hazmat material is reduced from the original quantity; the hazmat material moves beyond a predetermined boundary or a distance within the housing, container or package (block 222). [0080] FIGS. 7A and 7B show an exemplary embodiment of a tracking device 14 integrated into the housing 10 h of a nuclear measurement gauge 10. As shown, the nuclear gauge 10 includes two radioactive sources 11, a gamma source 11 g and a neutron source 11 n. Each source 11 can include its own Geiger Mueller counter (not shown) as is conventional with this type of nuclear gauge 10. The tracking device 14 can comprise an antenna 14 a and electronic circuitry 14 c that interfaces with the operational control system of the device 10. The antenna 14 a can be of any suitable type sufficient to transmit and/or relay the tracking signal and configured to meet regulatory operational requirements. The antenna 14 a can be a retractable antenna, a stationary antenna, a flat antenna, a coil antenna, an antenna that is formed directly into the interior of the gauge housing or into the surface of the housing and the like (not shown). [0081] The tracking device 14 can include computer program code and circuitry 14 c that allows remote activation/deactivation or adjustment of certain operational parameters of the device 10 and/or tracking system 14 as well as transfer of desired data in substantially real-time using the remote communication system 14 w. For example, the device 10 can be configured to relay measurement or test data at the time it is taken to a desired remote site. This feature can allow inspection personnel with real time access to results and an associated precise location as to where the data was collected. The transfer of data can be made so that it is compatible with standard database programs. In addition or alternatively, the remote control interface can be used to place the tracking device 14 and/or nuclear gauge 10 in a “sleep mode” to preserve battery power during non-operative periods. The remote interface may also be used to deactivate, disable or functionally destroy the gauge 10 in the case of detected misuse by an operator. Other operational parameters of the nuclear gauge may also be controlled or obtained via the remote interface as desired (such as to obtain diagnostics or trouble shoot problems and the like). [0082] The tracking device 14 can be configured to disable the operation of the device 10 if there is an attempt to remove the radioactive source 11 from the device 10. The tracking device 14 can be configured with one or more anti-theft sensors (shown schematically as element 141 s in FIG. 10) that are in communication with the radioactive source(s) 11, whether held inside the housing 10 h, outside the housing, or on a desired surface of the housing 10 h. In certain embodiments, a plurality or redundant number of anti-theft sensors are concealed inside the housing at different, possibly random, locations from device to device, to inhibit easy removal or deactivation of the tracking system 14. [0083] Similarly, “red-herring” components may be used as well as the real components so that a potential thief will have to overcome these obstacles before being able to disable or dislodge the true tracking circuitry 14 c. The “red-herring” components can include an antenna and similar packing of the true components and be electrically connected to the tracking circuit 14 c with a monitoring line so that if a person chooses to remove the false equipment before the “real” tracking circuitry, an immediate alert can be generated. The anti-theft tracking can be based on one or a plurality of different physical or operational parameters including, but not limited to: radioactive counts, weight, movement of the source(s) 11 within or from the device housing 10 h, if a signal is obtained outside a defined fence segment 75 p (such as beyond an intended or projected use region 75 r or transport corridor 75 c), or if no signal is obtained after a predetermined (successive) number of interrogations fails to obtain a communication tracking signal. [0084] In other embodiments, the tracking device 14 can be configured to operate independently of the measurement device 10 itself. For example, the tracking device 14 can be configured as a self-contained system that can be positioned in or on the housing 10 h of the device. As such, the tracking system 14 can include its own power source and electronic circuitry 14 c that provides the wireless communication system 14 w to allow tracking of the location of the device 10. In certain embodiments, the system 14 can also include one or more Geiger Mueller counters (separate from those for measurement operation of the device 10 itself), displacement, weight or movement sensors to detect when the radioactive source(s) 11 are being removed from the housing 10 h and the like. [0085] FIGS. 8A and 8B illustrate the device 10 held inside a packaging or shipment container 100. In this embodiment, the tracking device 114 is held on or inside of the container 100. To inhibit external viewing of the location of the tracking device 114, the tracking device 114 can be held inside the container such as on an internal wall or inside packaging material in the container 100. Again, when inserting the device 114 into the container, different, possibly random, positioning may be desired from device 10 to device 10 or from container 100 to container 100. It may also be desirable to use two tracking devices 14, 114, one on the shipping container 100 and the other that remains with the device 10. The device on the container 114 may be reused for additional transports by returning it to a shipping site and reprogramming the system with a new serial number for tracking purposes. [0086] FIG. 9 illustrates one example of a nuclear gauge 10 with a tracking device 14. The tracking device 14 includes software and hardware components. As shown, the tracking device 14 includes the remote wireless communication system 14 w and the tracking circuit 14 c that includes a controller 110 with a tracking module 14 m. The tracking device 14 may also include a battery back-up and/or primary power source 14 p. The controller 110 can be a joint controller that is configured to control normal operation of the measurement device 10 as well as the tracking device 14 or may be a controller that is independent of the controller of the device 10 itself. If the tracking device 14 includes its own controller 110, then it may be configured to communicate with the device controller or act independently thereof. [0087] The tracking device 14 may also optionally include one or more of a source count comparator module 141 m, a remote control interface module 14I, and a remote warning/alert module 20M. The source count comparator module 141 m can actively or dynamically detect the number of counts in a monitoring period and compare it to predetermined threshold values that can confirm the radioactive source(s) 11 is still in the equipment 10. The active detection can be carried out concurrently or proximate in time to when the time the locational tracking interrogation is undertaken. Typically, the count detection can be carried out in a time period of less than one minute and typically in less than about 30 seconds to confirm that a suitable count is obtained (100-200 counts/min or 50-100 counts per 30 seconds). The data from the source count comparator module 141 m can be transmitted to the remote station 20 with the locational data. The remote control interface module 14I can be configured to allow the remote station 20 to control certain operational parameters of the device 10 and/or the tracking device 14. The remote warning/alert module 20M can be located in the local device 10 and/or at the remote station 20 (FIG. 1), to automatically generate an alert, such as an audible local alert and a remote alert that can be electronically or telephonically relayed to regulatory or interested parties, upon the detection of predetermined conditions associated with the location of the device 10 (such as outside a predetermined use or shipping zone) or a detected tampering of the source 11 in the device 10 (such as when the count is decreased from a projected value). [0088] FIG. 10 illustrates a nuclear gauge 10 with a tracking device 14 similar to that shown in FIG. 9. FIG. 10 further illustrates that the source count module 141 m can be alternatively configured to be a source displacement module and/or a source count module 141 m′. FIG. 10 also illustrates that the controller 14 c includes an anti-theft module 142 that disables the operation of the nuclear gauge 10 upon detection of predetermined conditions or parameters, typically using data from the source displacement and/or source count module 141 m′ to determine whether to activate the anti-theft module 142. The anti-theft module 142 can be configured to switch off the power source 13 or transmit a voltage or current sufficient to destroy a circuit in the controller or other circuitry in the device 10. The anti-theft module 142 can be configured to initiate the remote warning/alert module, to automatically generate an alert, such as an audible local alert and a remote alert that can be electronically or telephonically relayed to regulatory or interested parties, upon the detection of predetermined conditions associated with the location of the device 10 (such as outside a predetermined use or shipping zone) as noted above and/or upon one or more sensor based detection that the source 11 has been moved beyond certain predetermined boundaries in the device 10 or from the perimeter bounds of the device 10 or when the count is decreased from a projected value. [0089] For cellular telephone based tracking devices, the “on-board” tracking device 14 can be configured as a relatively miniaturized palm or pocket-sized device (with a circuit board being less on the order or less than about 4 inches�2 inches�1.2 inches) with a relatively low weight (less than about 6 ounces, typically about 3 ounces). The tracking device 14 can be configured to have a power requirement of between about 6-13.6 volts with a current draw of about 250 mA nominal with a current draw during transmit/receive of about 2 A maximum. The output can be configured as NMEA and the GPS receiver can be a 12-channel receiver. The locational accuracy is expected to be accurate to less than about 4 meters. [0090] For satellite based tracking devices, the “on-board” tracking device 14 can be configured to operate with an up-link frequency between about 148.000-150.050 MHz and a down-link frequency of between about 137.000-138.000 MHz. The transmit current can be on the order of about 2.5 A and the receive current at about 90 mA. The GPS receiver may have about 8 channels. Again the device may be relatively miniaturized with a circuit board that may be configured as about 5.9�3.5�1.3 inches. In other embodiments, the “on-board” tracking device 14 can comprise circuitry that combines the cell based and satellite technologies or other desired tracking technology. [0091] In particular embodiments, the tracking device can be configured to generate a remotely trackable beacon signal rather than allow interface or communications between the tracking device and/or the measurement or nuclear device 10 itself. It is contemplated that the tracking device may be mounted on or in the radioactive source itself to inhibit removal from the surface or container device and allow more precise tracking of the hazmat material apart from its intended use device. [0092] As will be appreciated by one of skill in the art, the present invention may be embodied as an apparatus, a method, data or signal processing system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present invention may take the form of an entirely software embodiment, or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, certain embodiments of the present invention may take the form of a computer program product on a computer-usable storage medium having computer-usable program code means embodied in the medium. Any suitable computer-readable medium may be utilized including hard disks, CD-ROMs, optical storage devices, or magnetic storage devices. [0093] The computer-usable or computer-readable medium may be, but is not limited to, an electronic, magnetic, optical, electromagnetic, infrared, or semiconductor system, apparatus, device, or propagation medium. More specific examples (a nonexhaustive list) of the computer-readable medium would include the following: an electrical connection having one or more wires, a portable computer diskette, a random access memory (RAM), a read-only memory (ROM), an erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM or Flash memory), an optical fiber, and a portable compact disc read-only memory (CD-ROM). Note that the computer-usable or computer-readable medium could even be paper or another suitable medium upon which the program is printed, as the program can be electronically captured, via, for instance, optical scanning of the paper or other medium, then compiled, interpreted or otherwise processed in a suitable manner if necessary, and then stored in a computer memory. [0094] Computer program code for carrying out operations of the present invention may be written in an object oriented programming language such as Java�, Smalltalk, Python, Labview, C++, or VisualBasic. However, the computer program code for carrying out operations of the present invention may also be written in conventional procedural programming languages, such as the “C” programming language or even assembly language. The program code may execute entirely on the user's computer, partly on the user's computer, as a stand-alone software package, partly on the user's computer and partly on a remote computer or entirely on the remote computer. In the latter scenario, the remote computer may be connected to the user's computer through a local area network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN), or the connection may be made to an external computer (for example, through the Internet using an Internet Service Provider). [0095] The flowcharts and block diagrams of certain of the figures herein illustrate the architecture, functionality, and operation of possible implementations of analysis models and evaluation systems and/or programs according to the present invention. In this regard, each block in the flow charts or block diagrams represents a module, segment, operation, or portion of code, which comprises one or more executable instructions for implementing the specified logical function(s). It should also be noted that in some alternative implementations, the functions noted in the blocks may occur out of the order noted in the figures. For example, two blocks shown in succession may in fact be executed substantially concurrently or the blocks may sometimes be executed in the reverse order, depending upon the functionality involved. [0096] FIGS. 11A and 11B are block diagrams of exemplary embodiments of data processing systems that illustrates systems, methods, and computer program products in accordance with embodiments of the present invention. In general, the data processing system of FIG. 11A may be incorporated in the nuclear gage 10 and the data processing system of FIG. 11B utilized as the tracking station 20. For example, the data processing system may provide some or all of the functionality of the controller 14C, the remote control interface 14I, the remote warning module 20M and/or the source count comparator module 141 m of FIGS. 9 and 10. Similarly, the data processing system may also provide some or all of the functionality of the anti-theft module 142 and/or the source displacement module 141 m′ of FIG. 10. Thus, the data processing systems may be configured to operate in conjunction with additional circuitry, such as communications devices, location tracking devices, sensors, switches or the like so as to locally and/or remotely monitor and/or control a nuclear gauge 10. [0097] As seen in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the processor 410 communicates with the memory 414 via an address/data bus 448. The processor 410 can be any commercially available or custom microprocessor. The memory 414 is representative of the overall hierarchy of memory devices containing the software and data used to implement the functionality of the data processing system. The memory 414 can include, but is not limited to, the following types of devices: cache, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, flash memory, SRAM, and DRAM. [0098] As shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the memory 414 may include several categories of software and data used in the data processing system: the operating system 452; the application programs 454; the input/output (I/O) device drivers 458; a radioactive source location and/or activity tracking module 450 or 451; and the data 456. The tracking module 450 incorporated in the nuclear gauge 10 can include a dynamic comparator module to affirm that the radioactive source is still intact in the device. The tracking module 450 can be configured to track other hazardous materials as discussed above. [0099] In certain embodiments of the present invention where the data processing system is incorporated in the nuclear gauge 10, the tracking module 450 may carry out operations as described herein for monitoring, controlling and/or tracking the nuclear gauge 10. For example, the tracking module 450 can be configured to employ wireless mobile communication technology and/or GPS technology that defines the location of nuclear gauges being tracked over time. The tracking module 450 can be configured to relay its data to registered users or to the tracking station 20 that may allow registered users to access the tracking station 20 as a portal to obtain information about its equipment at any desired time, substantially continuous access 24-7. The tracking module 450 may also allow direct connection to the nuclear gauge 10, for example, by web enabling the data processing system that allows connection with the Internet or an intranet or by direct modem connection or the like to allow dynamic or periodic summary records of inventory and/or location of tracked devices or materials as desired. The tracking intervals can be programmably adjusted as well as any predetermined fences 75 p that are established upon initiation of the tracking service. [0100] In certain embodiments of the present invention where the data processing system (405 FIG. 11A, 406 FIG. 11B) is provided as the tracking station 20, the tracking module 451 may carry out operations as described herein for monitoring, controlling and/or tracking the nuclear gauge 10. Additionally, the tracking module 451 may also provide administrative functionality, such as transferring measurement data in conjunction with measurement location (GPS) to a central office, or providing summary reports, updates of software in the nuclear gauges, obtaining calibration data of the operational status of the device, or other such maintenance/administrative functions. For example, the tracking module 451 can be configured to employ wireless mobile communication technology to communication with a plurality of nuclear gauges 10 to track their locations, monitor their usage/status and/or control their operation. The tracking module 451 can be configured to relay its data to registered users or allow registered users to access the tracking station 20 as a portal to obtain information about the nuclear gauges 10 that are monitored, controlled and/or tracked at any desired time, for example, substantially continuous access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The tracking module 451 may also allow direct connection to particular ones of the nuclear gauges 10, for example, by web enabling the data processing system that allows connection with the Internet or an intranet or by direct modem connection or the like. The tracking module 451 may also maintain historical information about the use and/or location of tracked nuclear gauges 10 that may be provided to a user and/or may allow real time access tracked nuclear gauges 10. Additionally, periodically summary records of inventory and/or location of tracked devices or materials as desired may also be provided. The tracking module 451 may also provide automated alerts to users when a predefined condition of a nuclear gauge or gauges 10 is detected. The tracking intervals can be programmably adjusted as well as any predetermined fences 75 p may be established upon initiation of the tracking service and/or updated through the tracking module 451. [0101] The data 456 may include tracking data 462 which may include operational and/or location tracking information. As will be appreciated by those of skill in the art, the operating system 452 may be any operating system suitable for use with a data processing system, such as OS/2, AIX or OS/390 from International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, N.Y., WindowsCE, WindowsNT, Windows95, Windows98, Windows2000, WindowsXP or Windows XT from Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, Wash., PalmOS from Palm, Inc., MacOS from Apple Computer, UNIX, FreeBSD, or Linux, proprietary operating systems or dedicated operating systems, for example, for embedded data processing systems. [0102] The I/O device drivers 458 typically include software routines accessed through the operating system 452 by the application programs 454 to communicate with devices such as I/O data port(s), data storage 456 and certain memory 414 components and/or the image acquisition system 420. The application programs 454 are illustrative of the programs that implement the various features of the data processing system and preferably include at least one application that supports operations according to embodiments of the present invention. Finally, the data 456 represents the static and dynamic data used by the application programs 454, the operating system 452, the I/O device drivers 458, and other software programs that may reside in the memory 414. [0103] While the present invention is illustrated, for example, with reference to the tracking module 450 or 451 being an application program in FIGS. 11A and 11B as will be appreciated by those of skill in the art, other configurations may also be utilized while still benefiting from the teachings of the present invention. For example, the module 450 or 451 may also be incorporated into the operating system 452, the I/O device drivers 458 or other such logical division of the data processing system. Thus, the present invention should not be construed as limited to the configuration of FIGS. 11A and 11B, which is intended to encompass any configuration capable of carrying out the operations described herein. [0104] In certain embodiments, the module 450 and/or 451 includes computer program code for defining geographic virtual fences for each of the tracked devices or for selected devices and comparing the location of the device (s) relative to the defined fences. The tracking module 450 and/or 451 may then automatically generate a warning or alert when the device departs from the respective region associated with its geographic virtual fence. The tracking module 450 and/or 451 physical data obtained dynamically during the locational monitoring to compare the physical data to predetermined data to confirm that the hazardous material and/or radioactive source is still in the device or container. [0105] While the present invention is illustrated, for example, with reference to particular divisions of programs, functions and memories, the present invention should not be construed as limited to such logical divisions. Thus, the present invention should not be construed as limited to the configurations shown in the figures but is intended to encompass any configuration capable of carrying out the operations described herein. [0106] FIG. 12 illustrates operations of a tracking station 20 according to certain embodiments of the present invention. Operations illustrated in FIG. 12 are for the monitoring, controlling and tracking location of a nuclear gauge, however, only portions of the operations of FIG. 12 need be carried out if only one or two of the functions of monitoring, controlling and/or tracking location are desired. Thus, a tracking station 20 according to embodiments of the present invention need not carry out all of the operations of FIG. 12. [0107] As seen in FIG. 12, if the operation carried out by the tracking station 20 is to control the operation of a nuclear gauge (block 500), the tracking station 20 connects to the device to be controlled (block 502) and obtains input for parameters that control the device (block 504). These control parameters are provided to the device over the connection (block 506). The connection to the device may, for example, be made by a landline, cellular or satellite telephony connection, a wireless network connection or a wired connection. Furthermore, the control of the device and obtaining of parameters may be carried out by providing a web browser interface to a user such that, for example, a CGI form is filled out by a user and the data from the CGI form provided to the device. The web browser interface may be provided by an applet, a servlet, HTML, WML or other such markup language or other techniques known to those of skill in the art. The web browser interface may be provided by the tracking station 20 directly or may be provided from the device through the tracking station, for example, if the device has an imbedded web server, such as a pico-server. Thus, the tracking station 20 may function as a web server that provided access to a back end service (the device) or may function as a gateway or proxy allowing access to the device through the tracking station 20. [0108] The control parameters provided to the device may also be automatically generated by the tracking station 20 based, for example, on status information obtained from the device or location information associated with the device. For example, parameters that disable the device may be provided to the device in the event that the location of the device is outside a desired range or if the status of the device indicates that the nuclear source has been tampered with. [0109] Returning to FIG. 12, if the operation carried out by the tracking station 20 is to monitor the status of a nuclear gauge (block 500), the tracking station 20 obtains the status information from the device (block 508). Optionally, the obtained status is displayed to a user (block 510), for example, by incorporating the status into a display of the tracking station 20 or by sending a web page to a remote user that contains the status information. The status information may be obtained from the device by querying the device or it may be automatically provided by the device to the tracking station 20. For example, the tracking station could periodically poll devices that it was tasked to monitor and request status information from the polled devices. If the device did not respond to the poll that information could also be reflected in the status information. Alternatively or in addition, the monitored devices could periodically send status information to the tracking station 20. The status information could also reflect if a device failed to send its status information at the predefined time. The status information obtained from the device may also include, as discussed above, information about the hazardous material associated with the device, information about the performance of the device, such as measurements of the nuclear gauge, administrative information such as the status of operational parameters of the device, including for example, the time period between the device sending status information, the charge of a battery associated with the device, communication parameters or the like. [0110] However the status is obtained, the status may be evaluated based on a predefined criteria to determine if the status is acceptable (block 512). For example, if the status is a radioactive count, the status may be compared to a count threshold to determine if the radioactive source has been removed from the monitored device. Similarly, if the status is a battery charge level, the level of charge of the battery could be evaluated to determine if the battery needs charging. If the status is not acceptable (block 512), an alert may be set based on the status information (block 514). The alert may include, for example, sending a status message to a user, such as highlighting the unacceptable status on a display or on a web page provided to the user. The status message could also be sent to a user as an e-mail or voice mail message, pager message, facsimile transmission or the like reflecting the unacceptable status. If the status is acceptable (block 512), the operations for setting an alert are bypassed. [0111] If the operation carried out by the tracking station 20 is to track the location of a nuclear gauge (block 500), the tracking station 20 obtains the location information from the device (block 516). Optionally, the obtained location information is displayed to a user (block 518), for example, by incorporating the location information into a display of the tracking station 20 or by sending a web page to a remote user that contains the location information. The location information may be obtained from the device by querying the device or it may be automatically provided by the device to the tracking station 20. For example, the tracking station could periodically poll devices that it was tasked to monitor and request location information from the polled devices. If the device did not respond to the poll that information could also be reflected in the location information. Alternatively or in addition, the monitored devices could periodically send location information to the tracking station 20. The location information could also reflect if a device failed to send its location information at the predefined time or upon occurrence of a predefined event. Examples of predefined events may include movement of the device, the device exiting a restricted geographic region or other such location based events. The location information could be information that identified an absolute location or a relative location. For example, the location information may be provided as GPS coordinates of a device or, where a restricted geographic region is defined for a device, the location information could indicate the relative location of the device with respect to the geographic region (i.e., whether the device was inside or outside the restricted geographic region). [0112] However the location information is obtained, the location information may be evaluated based on a predefined criteria to determine if the location information is acceptable (block 520). For example, the location information may be compared to acceptable locations for the device to determine if the device is in an authorized location. If the location information is not acceptable (block 520), an alert may be set based on the status information (block 514). The alert may include, for example, sending a message to a user, such as highlighting the unacceptable location information on a display or on a web page provided to the user. The message could also be sent to a user as an e-mail or voice mail message, pager message, facsimile transmission or the like reflecting the unacceptable location information. If the location information is acceptable (block 520), the operations for setting an alert are bypassed. [0113] While the operations illustrated in FIG. 12 have been described as being carried out by the tracking station 20, such operations could also be directly carried out by individual devices or containers of devices, such as the nuclear gauges 10, for example, by the data processing system. Thus, for example, an individual device could monitor its own status and/or location and if unacceptable directly notify a user as discussed above with reference to block 508 through 520. Accordingly, the operations of FIG. 12 should not be construed as limited to a tracking station 20. [0114] FIG. 13 illustrates operations that may be carried out by a data processing system for remote monitoring of a nuclear gauge 10 according to certain embodiments of the present invention. As seen in FIG. 13, the data processing system obtains the characteristics of the nuclear gauge 10 to be provided as the status information (block 530). As discussed above, these characteristics may include, for example, characteristics associated with the radioactive source 11, operational characteristics of the nuclear gauge 10 and/or monitored results of operation of the gauge. A connection is established to the tracking station 20 (block 532) and the information sent to the tracking station over the connection. Alternatively, or in addition, the information could be sent directly to a user terminal that may act as a tracking station in this regard. As discussed above, the connection may be a wired, wireless, celestial or terrestrial telephony connection and/or a wired or wireless network connection. Furthermore, the information may be provided, for example, by sending the raw data, summary data, data formatted as, for example, a web page, or other such formats for transmitting information from one data processing system to another. [0115] FIG. 14 illustrates operations of the data processing system (405, 406) for tracking the location of a nuclear gauge 10 according to certain embodiments of the present invention. As seen in FIG. 14, the data processing system obtains location information associated with the nuclear gauge (block 540), for example, through a GPS location determination. A connection is established to the tracking station (block 542) and the information is sent to the tracking station over the established connection (blocks 544 and 548). Alternatively, or in addition, the location information could be sent directly to a user terminal that may act as a tracking station in this regard. As discussed above, the connection may be a wired, wireless, celestial or terrestrial telephony connection and/or a wired or wireless network connection. Furthermore, the location information may be provided, for example, by sending the raw data, summary data, data formatted as, for example, a web page, or other such formats for transmitting information from one data processing system to another. [0116] As is further illustrated in FIG. 14, optionally, if the data processing system is unable to establish a connection to the tracking system (block 544), the location information may be stored for subsequent transmission (block 546). In this manner, if the nuclear gauge 10 is transport outside the range of the communication system used the location history of the nuclear gauge 10 may be stored and sent to the tracking station 20 when the nuclear gauge re-enters the range of the communication system. [0117] FIG. 15 illustrates operations of the data processing system for remote control of a nuclear gauge 10 according to certain embodiments of the present invention. As seen in FIG. 15, when a connection is established from the tracking station 20 (block 550), it is determined if the tracking station 20 is requesting status of the nuclear gauge 10 (block 552). If status is requested, the status is sent to the tracking station 20 (block 554). It is also determined if control information is provided by the tracking station 20 (block 556), and if so, the operational parameters of the nuclear gauge 10 are updated with the received control information (block 558). Such an update of operational parameters may include, for example, a verification of authority for such an update. Furthermore, the update may also include an update of the software of the nuclear gauge 10. Thus, the software may be updated remotely which may provide for updating multiple or remotely located nuclear gauges without having to physically visit each gauge. Operation of the nuclear gauge 10 would then be carried out utilizing the new operation parameters. [0118] Alternatively, or in addition, the connection may be established directly from a user terminal that may act as a tracking station in this regard. As discussed above, in either case, the connection may be a wired, wireless, celestial or terrestrial telephony connection and/or a wired or wireless network connection. [0119] FIG. 16 illustrates operations for tamper prevention of a nuclear gauge 10 according to certain embodiments of the present invention. As seen in FIG. 16, the nuclear source is monitored to determine if the source has been removed, moved or tampered with (block 580). If the source has been removed, moved inappropriately or tampered with (block 582), the circuitry of the nuclear gauge is disabled as described above (block 584). Optionally, a connection may be established to the tracking station 20 or user terminal (block 586) and the tracking station 20 notified of the tampering (block 588). [0120] While embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to restricted areas where notification is provided if a device leaves the restricted area, embodiments of the invention also include restricted areas where notification is provided if the device enters the restricted area. In such embodiments, the virtual fences may be viewed as keeping device out of the area rather than keeping devices within the defined area. [0121] The flowcharts, flow diagrams and block diagrams of FIGS. 9 through 16 illustrate the architecture, functionality, and operation of possible implementations of systems, methods and computer program products for processing of network initiated subsequent provisioning trigger requests according to embodiments of the present invention. In this regard, each block in the flow charts or block diagrams may represent a module, segment, or portion of code, which comprises one or more executable instructions for implementing the specified logical act(s). It should also be noted that, in some alternative implementations, the acts noted in the blocks may occur out of the order noted in the figures. For example, two blocks shown in succession may, in fact, be executed substantially concurrently, or the blocks may sometimes be executed in the reverse order, depending upon the functionality involved. [0122] The foregoing is illustrative of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting thereof. Although a few exemplary embodiments of this invention have been described, those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that many modifications are possible in the exemplary embodiments without materially departing from the novel teachings and advantages of this invention. Accordingly, all such modifications are intended to be included within the scope of this invention as defined in the claims. In the claims, means-plus-function clauses, when used, are intended to cover the structures described herein as performing the recited function and not only structural equivalents but also equivalent structures. Therefore, it is to be understood that the foregoing is illustrative of the present invention and is not to be construed as limited to the specific embodiments disclosed, and that modifications to the disclosed embodiments, as well as other embodiments, are intended to be included within the scope of the appended claims. The invention is defined by the following claims, with equivalents of the claims to be included therein. 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D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 7,121 | 【００２２】実施例３ 発光材料として［化３］で示されるＯＭＳＢを用いた以外は実施例１と同様にして薄膜をガラス基板上に塗布・ [0022] applying a thin film in the same manner as in Example 1 except for using OMSB represented by Chemical Formula 3] As Example 3 luminescent material on a glass substrate,
乾燥後、透過光のピーク波長が４６０ｎｍであるカラーフィルターを設置し、同様の測定を行ったがその変化は小さかった。 After drying, the peak wavelength of the transmitted light is placed a color filter is 460 nm, was subjected to the same measurements the change was small.
【００２３】比較例１〜３ 実施例１〜３で作成した有機薄膜をカラーフィルターを通さず直接蛍光灯にさらした。 [0023] exposing the organic thin film produced in Comparative Examples 1 to 3 Examples 1 to 3 to direct fluorescent lamp without passing through the color filter. １００分経過するとその発光強度は著しく変化した。 The emission intensity after a lapse 100 minutes was significantly changed. これらの結果をまとめて図６に示す。 These results are collectively shown in FIG. カラーフィルターの効果が歴然としていることがわかる。 It can be seen that the effect of the color filters are evident.
【００２４】実施例４ マトリックス型素子の場合の実施例を次に示す。 The following examples in the case of Example 4 matrix element. 有機Ｅ Organic E
Ｌ素子部分の作成は特開平０６−７９９１４に準拠した。 Creating L element portion conforming to JP-06-79914. 図７にその模式図を示す。 Figure 7 shows a schematic illustration thereof. よく洗浄したガラス基板（１）を真空蒸着槽内にセットし、ガラス基板と蒸着源の間にシャドウマスクを置き、クロム蒸着を行い、ストライプ状ブラックマトリックス（２）を形成する。 Well washed glass substrate (1) was set in a vacuum deposition chamber, between the glass substrate and the evaporation source Place the shadow mask, the chromium deposition, to form a stripe-shaped black matrix (2). クロム蒸着を行ったガラス基板を蒸着槽より取り出し、赤色フィルターを設置するために富士ハントエレクトロニクステクノロジー（株）社製ＣＲ−２０００をスピンナー塗布する。 The glass substrate subjected to chromium deposition was taken out of the deposition chamber, spinner coating a Fuji Hunt Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. CR-2000 in order to place a red filter. 窒素雰囲気中でプリベークを行い、窒素気流中で露光を行う。 Pre-baked in a nitrogen atmosphere, to perform exposure in a stream of nitrogen. 次いで現像、水洗を行った後、ポストベークを行う。 Then after developing, washed with water, carry out the post-baking. このようにして赤色フィルター（３ Red filter (3 In this way,
（Ｒ））を完成する。 To complete the (R)). 緑色のフィルター（３（Ｇ））を得るために、ＣＧ−２０００をスピンナー塗布して、同様の操作を繰り返す。 To obtain a green filter (3 (G)), and spinner coating a CG-2000, the same operation is repeated. 最後のＣＢ−２０００をスピンナーコートして、青色フィルター（３（Ｂ））を作り、３ By spinner coating at the end of the CB-2000, to create a blue filter (3 (B)), 3 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 7,121 | 【図７】実施例４の有機ＥＬ素子の断面図である。 7 is a cross-sectional view of an organic EL device of Example 4.
１ ガラス基板 ２ ブラックマトリックス ３ カラーフィルター ４ オーバーコート膜 ５ 透明電極（陽極） ６ 発光層 ７ 金属電極（陰極） ８ 保護樹脂 ９ 紫外線カットフィルター １０ 支柱 １１ 正孔注入輸送層 １２ 発光層（Ｂ） １３ 発光層（Ｇ） １４ 発光層（Ｒ） 1 glass substrate 2 a black matrix 3 color filters 4 overcoat film 5 a transparent electrode (anode) 6-emitting layer 7 metal electrode (cathode) 8 protective resin 9 UV cut filter 10 struts 11 hole injection transport layer 12 light-emitting layer (B) 13 emitting layer (G) 14 light emitting layer (R)
【請求項１】 少なくとも一方が透明な一対の電極間に有機薄膜が挟持された有機電界発光素子において透明電極側にカラーフィルターを設置したことを特徴とする有機電界発光素子。 [Claim 1 wherein at least one organic electroluminescent element characterized in that it has established a color filter to the transparent electrode side in the organic electroluminescent device wherein an organic thin film is sandwiched between a pair of transparent electrodes. |
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1-Sep-2004 Analyses and improvements of whiteness of reflective liquid crystal displays Huang, YP; Chu, LS; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1997 Analyses of the operation of in-plane switching display mode of liquid crystal display Yoo, JC; Lin, KW; Shieh, HPD; 交大名義發表; 光電工程學系; National Chiao Tung University; Department of Photonics
22-Apr-1996 Analysis of capacitance-voltage characteristics for two-dimensional multi-conductor in liquid crystal displays Lin, KW; Shieh, HPD; Su, FCD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1-Jan-1997 Analysis of the operation of mixed-mode twisted nematic cells Lin, KW; Yoo, JC; Shieh, HPD; 交大名義發表; 光電工程學系; National Chiao Tung University; Department of Photonics
1-Jan-1997 Analysis of the operation of mixed-mode twisted nematic cells Lin, KW; Yoo, JC; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程研究所; Institute of EO Enginerring
1-Dec-2004 Applications of microtube array on transtlective liquid crystal displays for backlight efficiency enhancement Yang, YS; Huang, YP; Shieh, HPD; Tsai, MC; Tsai, CY; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
20-Jun-2004 Applications of multidirectional asymmetrical microlens-array light-control films on reflective liquid-crystal displays for image quality enhancement Huang, YP; Shieh, HPD; Wu, ST; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1-May-2000 Brightness and contrast enhancement of reflective liquid crystal displays by microlens array light control film Ko, FJ; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1-Sep-1999 Carrier-to-noise ratio improvement with pulsed-laser readout on magnetically induced superresolution by center aperture detection disks Chen, BM; Yang, BW; Hwang, WK; Shieh, TE; Shieh, HPD; 材料科學與工程學系; 光電工程學系; Department of Materials Science and Engineering; Department of Photonics
1-Mar-1996 Center aperture detection on magnetically induced super resolution magneto-optical disks Liu, PY; Shieh, HPD; 交大名義發表; 光電工程學系; National Chiao Tung University; Department of Photonics
1-Sep-1998 The characteristics of a dual-layer optical disk with read-only and erasable functions Yang, BW; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1998 Color characterization of an LC projection system using multiple-regression matrix and look-up-table with interpolation Liaw, MJ; Chen, CY; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1998 Color characterization of twist nematic LC panels by using empirical functions Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1-Aug-1997 Color rendering of cathode ray tube (CRT) by digital driving Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 交大名義發表; 光電工程學系; National Chiao Tung University; Department of Photonics
1-Aug-1997 Color rendering of cathode ray tube (CRT) by digital driving Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程研究所; Institute of EO Enginerring
1999 Color reproduction of twist nematic LCD by polynomial regression applied in primary-invariance model Tsai, CY; Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
1-Nov-1996 Colorimetric calibration of CRT monitors using modified Berns' model Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 交大名義發表; 光電工程學系; National Chiao Tung University; Department of Photonics
1-Nov-1996 Colorimetric calibration of CRT monitors using modified Berns' model Liaw, MJ; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程研究所; Institute of EO Enginerring
1-Jul-1998 The creation of nanometer magnetic domain structure in artificially pinning hole of magneto-optical recording material Wu, TH; Wu, JC; Chen, BM; Shieh, HPD; 光電工程學系; Department of Photonics
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It will be ideal for people who are looking for a good night rest.The house is set among the established suburbs of Canberra, hence it sits on a big leafy tree lined street. It is about 15 mins to the local CBD (Belconnen), and local shops. However it is far enough from the hustle and bustle.The room was as it was in the photos and Christine was a good host. However the bathroom was not convenient as it was in the house whilst the room was outside. Overall it was reasonable for short stay.Kitty2016-06-20T00:00:00ZI was up for the week and needed a convenient place to stay. Christine made me feel at home and was friendly to chat to. The house and facilities were were clean The facilities were good and the other housemates were friendly as well. I need to go back to Canberra in a few months and would have no hesitation in staying again.Neil2016-03-12T00:00:00Z這個地方是非常乾淨的。為旅客極大的價值。恭讓我非常歡迎,因為好。Clement2016-09-01T00:00:00Z而在堪培拉我不得不在清晨離開和返回晚。克里斯汀感到非常包容我的需要。 這個地方是物超所值。Robin2016-09-28T00:00:00ZSituated about 8 klms from CBD the suburban neighbourhood was quiet. The room was large and the bed comfortable. A TV would have been good. Shared bathroom was large clean and the shower powerful and hot. Good value. Robin2016-03-24T00:00:00ZQuiet,I had a good nights sleep.I was there for one night only.The room and house was clean & tidy. Good value.ALAN2017-02-10T00:00:00ZChristine is awesome, she treats us like a family. The room is very clean and beautiful. The atmosphere around the house is amazing. I really don't wanna move out from this place. If I visit Canberra again, I will definitely choose here to stay.Suwira2016-08-29T00:00:00ZRoom is spacious as per description.. Christine is very accomodating..Raida2016-10-01T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget rumTyp av boendeHusPlats för2SovrumFlynn, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienBig, Clean & Private roomPris305 kr SEK Big, Clean & Private roomEget rum · 1 säng75 omdömenQuiet pet-friendly 2 bedroom place with nature at your doorstep. Plenty of outdoor space for the pets as well as 4 different playgrounds and ovals to take the kids. 5 minutes drive to belconnen and 2 minor shops.
Kippax, Jamison and Belconnen are about 5 minutes drive and have an ALDI, Woolworths and Coles :-).Lovely little house made for such a comfortable stay while we waited to move into our home. We stayed for a month and were able to feel totally at home with all the comforts and amenities you could want. Wonderful hosts for whom nothing was too much trouble. So great to deal with - made us feel really welcome and at home and even came around to make sure that everything was working right and that we had everything we needed. We would recommend them as hosts to anyone :)Kerrie2017-03-23T00:00:00Zgood value for money, very friendly and helpful hosts :)Matt2017-01-28T00:00:00ZVery lovely hosts, the house was super clean and very welcoming. Definitely recommend it :)Natalia2017-02-19T00:00:00ZWe didn't end up staying here but fortunately the tenants were very accommodating with our upgrade. All seven of us comfortably fit in with and enjoyed our stay. The facilities were all very well maintained and clean. Shops and everything that we needed was very close by. We didn't have an issue with parking considering we had 3 cars and there wasn't any issues with neighbours either.Céline2017-05-07T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 2 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Damian2017-03-22T00:00:00ZWe were looking for somewhere with aircon to escape two 41 c degree days with our small dog and this placed fit the bill. Hosts were friendly and helpful in getting us settled in. Place is a little tired and in need of some TLC but that did not detract significantly from our stay.Peter2017-02-11T00:00:00ZSlavisha is an incredibly nice and helpful host. We have been to two of her listings and both a great! Her communication is impeccable, she is available and answers questions any time. I definitely recommend!Blake2017-02-03T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget hus/egen lghTyp av boendeHusPlats för7SovrumEvatt, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienCottage GetawayPris943 kr SEK Cottage GetawayEget hus/egen lgh · 4 sängar · Fullt återbetalningsbar7 omdömenOur house is located in the hight of Evatt with water view from the balcony.
Easy to get around with transport. You would certainly enjoy your stay at our warm atmosphere of our home.Familly environment with green leafy streets extended to the reserve with wonderful walk along side of the side lake Ginnederra.Typ av rumEget rumTyp av boendeHusPlats för2SovrumEvatt, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienPrivate bedroom with own bathroomPris359 kr SEK Private bedroom with own bathroomEget rum · 1 säng · Fullt återbetalningsbarNY1 omdömeClose to Belconnen MallReally a very pretty house and Christine were married people are very nice and very social I recommend this person. Thank you !!guillaume2016-11-02T00:00:00ZQuiet stay. Quiet area. Clean room, welcoming. Hosts very friendly. Provided heater. With my odd hours (early Sunday morning starts etc), there was no issue with going about my own business. Enrico2016-04-11T00:00:00Z恭打开门欢迎我与一个伟大的微笑,当我到达。她是非常有益的,给我,我需要知道房子的所有区域。房子的房间休息很干净,宽敞。她还跟提供茶水。我肯定会推荐她,并会留在她家的时候,我去堪培拉下一次。Naveed2016-04-08T00:00:00Zs était mon deuxième séjour chez Christine, cette fois dans l'une des chambres dans la maison principale. Christine m'a accueilli, et j'ai eu un séjour agréable.Michael2016-06-14T00:00:00Z彻底喜欢我留在恭的地方。一切都保存完好,干净。 Christine和乔很不错的主机,我们成了朋友。推荐人希望留在堪培拉无论是短途旅行或长期住宿。Ke2016-09-14T00:00:00ZDer Platz war ziemlich ruhig und kalt hatten einen sehr angenehmen Aufenthalt. Christine ist sehr freundlich und so gut in einladend.Vamsy2017-02-13T00:00:00ZChristine and her husband are a lovely couple, very kind ad caring hosts. The room and all other facilities are very clean and as new. They offered me tea and meals and gave me good directions to go wherever I needed to go. When I was bored in my room they gave me good company. They are amazing people and their room/home has all the necessary facilities. Would love to stay here next time too.Rasheed2016-09-15T00:00:00ZChristine is warm and welcoming. The room was as described and had basic necessities. Eddie2016-03-25T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget rumTyp av boendeHusPlats för1SovrumFlynn, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienLovely Private Clean RoomPris305 kr SEK Lovely Private Clean RoomEget rum · 1 säng35 omdömenEconomical for groups where some can sleep on bunks, no foam mattresses all innerspring.
All linen and towels supplied. Well stocked pantry. Plenty of single beds 6, Two queen bed rooms, one with own bathroom. Table Tennis /gamesroom in garage.This house is great for a couple of families to share, or large sporting or working groups. Plenty of parking. Easy access to all of Canberra, good road system.Really need a car to get around, Hall Village, George Harcourt Inn, Dinosaur display, Cockinton (URL HIDDEN) be sure to have your gps.Great communication with Jeanette prior to us arriving. Local shops were very close to accommodation so could stock up on food etc. We had 4 adults and 6 kids and was ample space. Was in a cul de sac so no traffic. Handy also to a motorway which made it easy to get places. Definitely recommend staying here. Also had a ping pong table which the kids loved.Geoff2016-09-22T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 34 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Peter2016-06-25T00:00:00ZThe hosts were no hassles, very welcoming and everything was as advertised. We had six adults and four kids and there was plenty of room for everybody. The large nature reserve directly across the road gave even more space for the kids to run around. Andrew2016-05-23T00:00:00ZPerfect stay for a small group. Very nice place to stay, we enjoyed the house. Jennette was very nice and flexible as we were a bit tired after the marathon. Thanks againLynda2016-04-11T00:00:00ZThere was 7 of us and the place was perfect! Decent neighbourhood, shopping center was like 2mins drive away which had a nice turkish kebab place!! The house was spacious, clean and all the appliances were in great working condition. Our host, Jeannette was very friendly and communicated with us all that we needed to know including some info about the magpies which I thought was funny! Overall, very pleased with my (first) Airbnb experience.Ed2016-02-21T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 7 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Dorina2016-02-19T00:00:00ZBrindabella views is a wonderful property, ideally located overlooking the mountains. It is ideally located near to shops restaurants and a major shopping centre. The house itself is exceptionally comfortable, well equipped with all you will need for a pleasant stay. Jeanette and Ron are excellent hosts and have thoughtfully ensured that the property is very comfortable. The heating is excellent and provides a cosy atmosphere. The games area was very poplular with our younger family members and enabled us to spread out. I would highly recommend this property as great value for money Deb2017-05-20T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 24 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Matt2016-11-14T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget hus/egen lghTyp av boendeHusPlats för10SovrumFlynn, Australian Capital Territory, Australien'Brindabella Views' 8 beds.Pris2,380 kr SEK 'Brindabella Views' 8 beds.Eget hus/egen lgh · 8 sängar · Fullt återbetalningsbar11 omdömenMy place is close to parks. You’ll love my place because of the comfy bed, the neighbourhood, and the cosiness. My place is good for couples.主机取消您预订抵达前7天。这是一个自动发布。Minji2017-01-20T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 30 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.greg2017-03-15T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget hus/egen lghTyp av boendeHusPlats för2SovrumDunlop, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienA fully furnished one bedroom apartmentPris341 kr SEK A fully furnished one bedroom apartmentEget hus/egen lgh · 1 säng · Fullt återbetalningsbar2 omdömenThe Soulful Sanctuary is close to parks, great views, and restaurants. With friendly hosts you'l love the ambiance, and the outdoors space. The place suits couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and pets. Well-behaved pets are welcome in the yard and on decking. We have smoke free home.
* Laundry with front loader washing machine and large sink, and there’s an original ‘Hills Hoist’ clothes line in the backyard.Secluded place but highly recommended to unwind and relax. Clemencia2016-12-03T00:00:00ZEnthusiastic young couple with great plans to make the world a better placeDouglas2017-01-08T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget rumTyp av boendeHusPlats för2SovrumMelba, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienThe Soulful SanctuaryPris440 kr SEK The Soulful SanctuaryEget rum · 1 säng · Fullt återbetalningsbar2 omdömenThe house is close to a natural reserve on top of the hill with many bike and walk paths leading to the lake. It has well bus amenity to take you anywhere in Canberra. It is a charming house and sunny place with a large garden and a beautiful deck.Lany was an excellent host. The day we arrived, she welcomed us and showed where all amenities are. She even arranged for some flyers having information on places to visit. She provided us complete privacy and always offered for any help if required. She has a cat in the house which is equally welcoming :) There is a bus stop right across the house, so you don't have to walk long for catching a bus. Her place is a little far away from the city (takes 45-60 minutes to get to the city but given its beautiful location, its nothing). I would definitely recommend her place to the visitors and would want to stay at here place if I come back to Canberra for a visit agian.Krati2016-10-02T00:00:00ZTyp av rumEget rumTyp av boendeHusPlats för2SovrumSpence, Australian Capital Territory, AustralienQuiet and full of light bedroomPris377 kr SEK Quiet and full of light bedroomEget rum · 1 säng · Fullt återbetalningsbar1 omdömeThe simplest summary is to say, read my reviews! Mine is a friendly and happy home convenient to public transport, universities and the city centre. I offer WIFI, continuous hot water, shampoo & conditioner, tea/coffee/infusions, access to kitchen and laundry. |
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'); } function InitSizePanel() { $("#dvLoadingSizePanel")[0].style.display = "none"; if ($isPreSaleObject.IsPreStyle == "Y" || $isPreSaleObject.IsPreStyle == "P" || $isPreSaleObject.IsPreStyle == "X") { _isPreSaleMode = $isPreSaleObject.IsPreStyle; $("#dvPreSalePanel")[0].style.display = "block"; //alert($isPreSaleObject.Fromdate); //alert($isPreSaleObject.Todate); $(".Oprice")[0].style.display = ""; $(".NpriceName").text("Limited offer："); $("#lbCurPrice").html($isPreSaleObject.Price.toFixed(2)); if (_isPreSaleMode == "Y") { //预热 countDown($isPreSaleObject.Fromdate, "#colockbox1"); $(".divAddChart").fadeOut(10); _enableAddCart = "N"; } else if (_isPreSaleMode == "P") { $("#lbPreSales").html("Sale ends in："); countDown($isPreSaleObject.Todate, "#colockbox1"); $("#dvSizePanel")[0].style.display = "block"; } else if (_isPreSaleMode == "X") { $("#lbPreSales")[0].style.display = "none"; $("#dvSizePanel")[0].style.display = "none"; $("#colockbox1").html("Sold out"); if (_market == "TW") { $("#colockbox1").html(" "); } $(".divAddChart").fadeOut(10); _enableAddCart = "N"; } if (_market == "MY") { $("#dvMYOpening")[0].style.display = "block"; } } else { $("#dvSizePanel")[0].style.display = "block"; } } function countDown(time, id) { var day_elem = $(id).find('.day'); var hour_elem = $(id).find('.hour'); var minute_elem = $(id).find('.minute'); var second_elem = $(id).find('.second'); var end_time = new Date(time).getTime(),//月份是实际月份-1 sys_second = (end_time - new Date("2019/6/21 07:55:08").getTime()) / 1000; var timer = setInterval(function () { if (sys_second > 1) { sys_second -= 1; var day = Math.floor((sys_second / 3600) / 24); var hour = Math.floor((sys_second / 3600) % 24); var minute = Math.floor((sys_second / 60) % 60); var second = Math.floor(sys_second % 60); var sday = day.toString(); var shour = hour < 10 ? "0" + hour : hour; var smin = minute < 10 ? "0" + minute : minute; var snd = second < 10 ? "0" + second : second; day_elem && $(day_elem).html(sday); $(hour_elem).html('' + shour); $(minute_elem).html('' + smin); $(second_elem).html('' + snd); if (day <= 0 && hour <= 0 && minute <= 0 && second <= 0) { EndCountDown(); } } else { clearInterval(timer); EndCountDown(); } }, 1000); } function EndCountDown() { //refresh window.location.reload(); } /**********end PreSales***********/ function LoadPrice() { if (isshopmode == "Y") return; if (curPriceSKU != "") { var needpoint = "0"; $("#lbCurPrice").html("Loading price..."); $webUrl = "/product.ashx?function=getprice&SelectMarketID=GB&sku=" + curPriceSKU + "≤vel=" + curLevel + "&culture=" + _cluture; //$webUrl = "/product.ashx?function=getpriceAndOri&SelectMarketID=GB&sku=" + curPriceSKU + "≤vel=" + curLevel + "&culture=" + _cluture; $.get($webUrl, {}, function (data, text) { if (data != "") { if (_isPreSaleMode == "Y" || _isPreSaleMode == "X") { if(parseFloat(needpoint)>0){ var newprice = 0; $("#lbCurPrice").html(newprice.toFixed(2).toString()); } else{ $("#lbCurPrice").html($isPreSaleObject.Price.toFixed(2).toString()); } } else { var oprice = $(".Oprice").attr("oprice"); oprice = oprice.replace(",",""); data = data.replace(",",""); if (oprice != data && parseFloat(oprice) > parseFloat(data)) { $(".Oprice")[0].style.display = ""; } else { $(".Oprice")[0].style.display = "none"; } if (_isPreSaleMode == "P") { $("#lbCurPrice").html(data); } else { if(parseFloat(needpoint)>0){ $("#lbCurPrice").html(PriceFormat("0.00")) } else{ $("#lbCurPrice").html(PriceFormat(data)); } } } } } ); } } function PriceFormat(data) { if (_showMast == "Y") { var arr = data.split(""); var newdata = ""; var cindex = data.indexOf("."); if (cindex == -1) { cindex = 99; } for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) { var chr = arr[i]; if (chr != ",") { if (i < (cindex - 1)) { newdata += "?"; } else { newdata += chr } } else { newdata += ","; } } return newdata; } else { return data; } } function Valiinput() { /* if (jQuery.isNumeric($(curqtyid).val()) || $(curqtyid).val() == "") { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); } else { _qty = 1; $(curqtyid).prop("value", "1"); } */ if($(curqtyid).val() != ""){ ValiText(); } } function ValiText() { if (!jQuery.isNumeric($(curqtyid).val())) { $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } else{ var newQty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if( newQty>0 && newQty<=maxqty ){ _qty = newQty; } else{ $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } } } function Addyqty() { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if(_qty < maxqty){ _qty += 1; } $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } function Reduceqty() { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if (_qty > 1) { _qty -= 1; $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } } function IsColorPanelDisplayInScreen() { var display = false; var dvTop = $("#dvProductTitle").offset().top; var docTop = $(document).scrollTop(); var screenHeight = $(window).height(); if ((dvTop - docTop) > 0 && (dvTop - docTop) < 10 && (dvTop - docTop) < screenHeight) { display = true; } return display; } function AddChart() { if (submit) return; var isPanelDispScreen = IsColorPanelDisplayInScreen(); if (_selSKU == "") { if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } else { alert("Please choose the size"); } return; } if (_isPreSaleMode == "Y") { if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } alert("Not to the selling time"); return; } else if (_isPreSaleMode == "X") { return; } if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } var $webSite = ""; var customerToken = $.cookie("CustomerToken"); customerToken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" if (customerToken == null) { customerToken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"; } var machineGuid = $.cookie("MachineGuid"); machineGuid = "f8ea5a4b-92ee-4313-91a7-83b464676f3f" var isshopmode = $.cookie("isshopmode"); if (isshopmode == null) { isshopmode = "false"; } var shoptoken = $.cookie("shoptoken"); if (shoptoken == null) { shoptoken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"; } var src = GetWCFURL(); //_qty = 1; if (isshopmode == "true") src += "AddSaleItemTAW?machineGuid=" + machineGuid + "&shopToken=" + shoptoken + "&sku=" + _selSKU + "&qty=" + _qty.toString() + "&type="+ _FromID; else src += "AddSaleItem?machineGuid=" + machineGuid + "&customerToken=" + customerToken + "&sku=" + _selSKU + "&qty=" + _qty.toString() + "&type=" + _FromID; var $btnaddchart = $("#btnaddchart"); $btnaddchart.text("submitting..."); $btnaddchart.css("color", "#EEEEEE"); submit = true; $.support.cors = true; $.ajax({ url: src, type: "get", dataType: "jsonp", crossDomain: true, success: function (data) { var $btnaddchart = $("#btnaddchart"); var url = "/GB/en-US/ShoppingBag.aspx?addchart=Y"; window.location.href = url; $btnaddchart.text("Add to Shopping Cart"); $btnaddchart.css("color", "#FFFFFF"); submit = false; //$("#btnaddchart").text("加入购物篮"); //$("#btnaddchart").attr("style", "color:#FFFFFF"); //submit = false; } }); } var _$curmorecmmt; function loadcmt(fromid, panelid) { var $dvmorecmmt = $("#" + panelid); $dvmorecmmt.html(' |
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Penangnites are blessed to have another big name in the international F&B industry coming to open their 1st overseas branch in Southeast Asia. Using a simple name, Tasty Congee & Noodle Wantun Shop or more commonly known as 正斗 among its patrons, many shoppers will mistake it as another simple and normal-looking Chinese restaurant. It is actually a recipient of Michelin one star and also Bib Gourmand (this award is for restaurants that offer exceptional good food at reasonable prices) for 7 freaking consecutive years, 2009 – 2015, to be exact. That’s awesome, we would say! 😛 So, how does this one-star Michelin restaurant fares? Let’s check it out! 🙂 |
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2 thoughts on “UC Next Generation Technical Services Initiative” Pingback: 加州大学新一代技术服务计划 » 编目精灵III Heather Jardine September 26, 2011 at 8:33 pm While I’m not opposed to the concept of “good enough” – in fact, I am quite in favour – I think there are a couple of difficulties. The first is with your starting point, “If we know which elements do what in OPACs or discovery systems…” – and the problem is that this changes over time. For example, it is only a few years ago that OPACs didn’t do much with the fixed fields and it was a reasonable saving to stop checking or entering them. Now OPACs are mining them for all sorts of useful stuff, and our records from a few years back are lacking or just plain wrong.
The second thing I’d take issue with, is the omission of notes and statements of responsibility because it doesn’t severely harm “the user’s ability to find and locate resources”. No – but it does harm the user’s ability to select between different resources, to identify what s/he has found. We are all getting used to finding LOTS of information on the Internet, and adding lots of enrichment to bib records (tables of content, cover images, reviews and recommendations) and this is becoming the norm rather than the exception. Leaving stuff out goes against expectations. |
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} else{ $("#lbCurPrice").html($isPreSaleObject.Price.toFixed(2).toString()); } } else { var oprice = $(".Oprice").attr("oprice"); oprice = oprice.replace(",",""); data = data.replace(",",""); if (oprice != data && parseFloat(oprice) > parseFloat(data)) { $(".Oprice")[0].style.display = ""; } else { $(".Oprice")[0].style.display = "none"; } if (_isPreSaleMode == "P") { $("#lbCurPrice").html(data); } else { if(parseFloat(needpoint)>0){ $("#lbCurPrice").html(PriceFormat("0.00")) } else{ $("#lbCurPrice").html(PriceFormat(data)); } } } } } ); } } function PriceFormat(data) { if (_showMast == "Y") { var arr = data.split(""); var newdata = ""; var cindex = data.indexOf("."); if (cindex == -1) { cindex = 99; } for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) { var chr = arr[i]; if (chr != ",") { if (i < (cindex - 1)) { newdata += "?"; } else { newdata += chr } } else { newdata += ","; } } return newdata; } else { return data; } } function Valiinput() { /* if (jQuery.isNumeric($(curqtyid).val()) || $(curqtyid).val() == "") { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); } else { _qty = 1; $(curqtyid).prop("value", "1"); } */ if($(curqtyid).val() != ""){ ValiText(); } } function ValiText() { if (!jQuery.isNumeric($(curqtyid).val())) { $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } else{ var newQty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if( newQty>0 && newQty<=maxqty ){ _qty = newQty; } else{ $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } } } function Addyqty() { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if(_qty < maxqty){ _qty += 1; } $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } function Reduceqty() { _qty = parseInt($(curqtyid).val()); if (_qty > 1) { _qty -= 1; $(curqtyid).prop("value", _qty); } } function IsColorPanelDisplayInScreen() { var display = false; var dvTop = $("#dvProductTitle").offset().top; var docTop = $(document).scrollTop(); var screenHeight = $(window).height(); if ((dvTop - docTop) > 0 && (dvTop - docTop) < 10 && (dvTop - docTop) < screenHeight) { display = true; } return display; } function AddChart() { if (submit) return; var isPanelDispScreen = IsColorPanelDisplayInScreen(); if (_selSKU == "") { if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } else { alert("Please choose the size"); } return; } if (_isPreSaleMode == "Y") { if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } alert("Not to the selling time"); return; } else if (_isPreSaleMode == "X") { return; } if (isPanelDispScreen == false) { $.scrollTo('#dvProductTitle', 500); } var $webSite = ""; var customerToken = $.cookie("CustomerToken"); customerToken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" if (customerToken == null) { customerToken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"; } var machineGuid = $.cookie("MachineGuid"); machineGuid = "e8828406-0a53-45ed-bd59-a59a3fb80e3b" var isshopmode = $.cookie("isshopmode"); if (isshopmode == null) { isshopmode = "false"; } var shoptoken = $.cookie("shoptoken"); if (shoptoken == null) { shoptoken = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"; } var src = GetWCFURL(); //_qty = 1; if (isshopmode == "true") src += "AddSaleItemTAW?machineGuid=" + machineGuid + "&shopToken=" + shoptoken + "&sku=" + _selSKU + "&qty=" + _qty.toString() + "&type="+ _FromID; else src += "AddSaleItem?machineGuid=" + machineGuid + "&customerToken=" + customerToken + "&sku=" + _selSKU + "&qty=" + _qty.toString() + "&type=" + _FromID; var $btnaddchart = $("#btnaddchart"); $btnaddchart.text("submitting..."); $btnaddchart.css("color", "#EEEEEE"); submit = true; $.support.cors = true; $.ajax({ url: src, type: "get", dataType: "jsonp", crossDomain: true, success: function (data) { var $btnaddchart = $("#btnaddchart"); var url = "/TH/en-US/ShoppingBag.aspx?addchart=Y"; window.location.href = url; $btnaddchart.text("Add to Shopping Cart"); $btnaddchart.css("color", "#FFFFFF"); submit = false; //$("#btnaddchart").text("加入购物篮"); //$("#btnaddchart").attr("style", "color:#FFFFFF"); //submit = false; } }); } var _$curmorecmmt; function loadcmt(fromid, panelid) { var $dvmorecmmt = $("#" + panelid); $dvmorecmmt.html(' |
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2 Abdirahman·Halik1,2(1.College of Resources and Environmental Science,Xinjiang University;Key Laboratory of Oasis Ecology,Ministry of Education,Urumqi 830046,P.R.China;2.School of Environment and Spatial Informatics,China University of Mining & Technology,Xuzhou 221008,P.R.China);Sustainable development of groundwater of Cheerchen rever basin in Xinjiang[J];干旱区资源与环境;2012-03
3 ZHANG Liang-xia1,2,WU Shi-xin1,MU Gui-jin1,HUANG Feng1,2(1.Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Urumqi 830011,China;2.Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,China);Analysis on Sandy Land Dynamics and Driving Forces in the Last 18 Years in Xinjiang Based on Land Use Change Data[J];中国沙漠;2012-01 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 40,110 | 7 Wang Jinhua;Dong Yuxiang;School of Geography and Planning/Guangdong Key Laboratory for Urbanization and Geo-simulation,Sun Yat-Sen University;South China Sea Marine Engineering and Environment Institute;;Coastal Sandy Land Use Change in South China Coast from 1958 to 2013 and Its Driving Factors——taking Fujian coast as an example[J];中国沙漠;2015-03
8 ZHOU Zi-ying;ZHANG Qun;PENG Qiu-xia;College of Management,Hunan Institute of Engineering;;Analysis of Land Use Change and Its Driving Forces of County Level in the Process of City Synchronization——Take Liling City of Hunan Province as an Example[J];湖南工程学院学报(社会科学版);2015-01
9 Mamattursun EZIZ;Hamid YIMIT;ZHANG Yi-qiong;College of Geographical Science and Tourism,Xinjiang Normal University;Xinjiang Key Laboratory of Lake Environment and Resources in Arid Zone;College of Resources and Environmental Science,Xinjiang University;;The drivers and ecological effects of spacio-temporal dynamics farmland in Yanqi Basin[J];干旱地区农业研究;2014-05 |
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` } $('.scrollUL').html(strlis) $('.spinner').hide(); } $('.listWrapper').on('click','.rightpart',function(){ var id = $(this).attr('voucher_t_id'); var voucher_available = $(this).attr('voucher_available'); var voucher_is_seller = $(this).attr('voucher_is_seller'); if($(this).hasClass('active')){ }else{ return } if(!whetherloginBoo){ whetherlogin(id,voucher_is_seller) return } getVoucher(id,voucher_is_seller) }) function whetherlogin(voucheID,is_seller, fn){ var url = '/index.php?act=cash_rewards&op=check_login'; $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: baseURL+url, dataType: "json", success: function(data) { if(Number(data.datas.status)>0){ whetherloginBoo = true; if(voucheID){ getVoucher(voucheID,is_seller) } if (typeof fn == 'function') { fn(); } }else{ setCookie('sa_signUpLoginSource', 'claim_voucher', 0.042); login_dialog(); } }, error: function(err){ alert(err); } }); } function getVoucher(voucheID,is_seller){ $('.spinner').show() var url = '/index.php?act=pointvoucher&op=exchangevoucher&vid='+voucheID+'&is_seller='+is_seller; $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: baseURL+url, dataType: "json", success: function(data) { $('.spinner').hide() if(data.code==200){ alert(data.datas.msg) // data.datas.hasmore if(!data.datas.hasmore){ $('[voucher_t_id='+voucheID+']').removeClass('active'); } }else if(data.code==444){ alert(data.datas.error) } }, error: function(err){ alert(err); } }); } $('.voucherTitle i').click(function(){ $('.blackWrapper').hide() }) $('.getVoucherNowButton').click(function(){ if(!whetherloginBoo){ whetherlogin('', '', function () { $('.blackWrapper').show(); }); return; } else { $('.blackWrapper').show(); } }); //轮换图 $(document).ready(function () { $(".recomm-con ul:first").addClass("current"); $(".dots li:first").addClass("active"); }); $(function () { $(".dots li").click(function () { if($(this).hasClass("active")) return ; $(".dots li.active").removeClass("active"); $(this).addClass("active"); var i = $(this).index(); $(".recomm-con ul.current").removeClass("current"); $('.recomm-con ul:eq('+i+')').addClass("current"); }); $(".good-recomm li.next a").click(function () { var b = $(".recomm-con ul.current"), c = b.next(".recomm-ul"); if (c.length > 0) { b.removeClass("current"); c.addClass("current"); var i = c.index(); $(".dots li.active").removeClass("active"); $('.dots li:eq('+i+')').addClass("active"); } }); $(".good-recomm li.prev a").click(function () { var b = $(".recomm-con ul.current"),c = b.prev(".recomm-ul"); if (c.length > 0) { b.removeClass("current"); c.addClass("current"); var i = c.index(); $(".dots li.active").removeClass("active"); $('.dots li:eq('+i+')').addClass("active"); } }) }); // 固定在顶部 function gdjz(div,offset){ var a,b,c,d; d=$(div).offset().top; a=eval(d + offset); b=$(window).scrollTop(); c=$(window).height(); console.log(a,b,c,d); if(b>=460){ $('#ncs-goods-picture').css({ 'position':'fixed', 'top':c-d }); } else if (b<100) { $('#ncs-goods-picture').css({ 'position':'absolute', 'top':'0' }); } } // $(window).scroll(function(){ // gdjz('#ncs-goods-picture',360);}) //固定在框框里 var tops;//获取初次的位置高度，便于后期固定该值 var srollHeight;//获取最多能滚动的高度 $(function(){ //1.获取指定元素距离浏览器顶部的高度 tops = $('#ncs-goods-picture').offset().top;//实际最小滚动高度 var height = $('#wrapper-detail').height()-$('#ncs-goods-picture').height(); //获取区域内能滚动的高度 srollHeight = tops+height;//实际最大滚动高度 $('[data-rel="toComment"]').on('click', function () { document.getElementById("comment").scrollIntoView(); }); }); /*滚动监听*/ // $(window).scroll(function() { // // var top = tops; // //获取滚动高度 // var scrollTop = $(document).scrollTop(); // var heghts = srollHeight-scrollTop; // console.log("heghts:"+heghts); // if(scrollTop>top&&srollHeight>scrollTop){ // $('#ncs-goods-picture').css("position","fixed").css("top",0); // // }else if(srollHeightscrollTop){ // $('#ncs-goods-picture').removeAttr("style"); // } // }); $(".second-text .detail_length").each(function(){ var str = $(this).html(); var subStr = str.substring(0,20); //alert(subStr); $(this).html(subStr + (str.length >20 ? '...': '')); }); //限制字符个数 $(".detail_length").each(function(){ var maxwidth=20; if($(this).text().length>maxwidth){ $(this).text($(this).text().substring(0,maxwidth)); $(this).html($(this).html()+'...'); } }); //限制字符个数 $(".detail_length1").each(function(){ var maxwidth=60; if($(this).text().length>maxwidth){ $(this).text($(this).text().substring(0,maxwidth)); $(this).html($(this).html()+'...'); } }); $(".store-top-name").each(function(){ var maxwidth=15; if($(this).text().length>maxwidth){ $(this).text($(this).text().substring(0,maxwidth)); $(this).html($(this).html()+'...'); } }); $(function ($) { var eleCollect = { ids: [], add: function (id) { this.ids.push(parseInt(id)); } }; $(window).scroll(function () { var ids = []; $('.also-in .goods-thumb').each(function () { var id = $('.also-in li').index($(this).closest('li')) + 1; if (isVisible($(this)) && false === in_array(id, eleCollect.ids)) { eleCollect.add(id); ids.push({id: id, url: $(this).find('a:first').attr('href')}); } }); collect(ids); }); $(window).trigger('scroll'); // You May Be Interested In $(document).on('click', 'a[data-rel="goods_jump"]', function () { var id = $('.also-in li').index($(this).closest('li')) + 1; sa.track('clickBanner', { bannerType: 'recommendation', bannerCurrentUrl: window.location.href, bannerCurrentPageType: 'goods_detail', bannerBelongArea: 'you_may_also_like', bannerRanking: '' + id, bannerToUrl: $(this).attr('href'), bannerToPageType: 'goods_detail' }); }); // Featured Recommendations $(document).on('click', '.recomm-con .recomm-ul a', function () { var $this = $(this); var id = $this.closest('li').index() + 1; sa.track('clickBanner', { bannerType: 'selection', bannerCurrentUrl: window.location.href, bannerCurrentPageType: 'goods_detail', bannerBelongArea: 'featured_recommendation', bannerRanking: '' + ($this.closest('.recomm-ul').index() * 5 + id), bannerToUrl: $(this).attr('href'), bannerToPageType: 'goods_detail' }); }); function collect(ids) { if (ids.length < 1) { return false; } // for (var i in ids) { // sa.track('showBanner', { // bannerType: 'recommendation', // bannerCurrentUrl: window.location.href, // bannerCurrentPageType: 'goods_detail', // bannerBelongArea: 'you_may_also_like', // bannerRanking: '' + ids[i]['id'], // bannerToUrl: ids[i]['url'], // bannerToPageType: 'goods_detail' // }); // } } }(jQuery)); /** * check 每个 ID 限购数量 * @param num 购买的数量 * @param type 操作类型：addCart-加入购物车；buy-购买 * @returns {boolean} */ function checkBuyLimit(num, type) { var result = true; var max = parseInt('0'); // if (num > max) { // $('.increase').css({'color':'#dddfe4'}); // alert(max + ' piece(s) maximum per buyer'); // return false; // } $.ajax({ url: 'https://www.kilimall.co.ke/index.php?act=goods&op=checkLimit', type: 'GET', data: { num: num, gid: '1298644', opt: type }, dataType: 'JSON', async: false, success: function (ret) { if (false === ret.state) { console.log(max); $('#quantity').val(max); alert(ret.msg); result = false; } } }); return result; } |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 71,357 | In the memory, the gain adjustment data and offset adjustment data of the current detecting means accommodated in one and the same casing, are stored. This fact permits automatization of the adjustment work, thus contributing to economical use of time and labor.
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大阪大学接合科学研究所 Joining and Welding Research Institute, Osaka University (2002年 CiNii収録論文より)
La含有Inconel718鋳造合金の溶接継手の機械的性質 : Inconel718鋳造合金の溶接性に関する研究(第9報) |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | The present work was undertaken to examine the mechanical properties of lanthanum containing-cast alloy 718 laser welds. The 0.3 mass% lanthanum-added specimen (03 LaWP) was welded by CO_2 laser weldi …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 20(3), 386-397, 2002-08-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス 参考文献5件 被引用文献1件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | The present work was undertaken to examine the mechanism in the improvement of HAZ cracking susceptibility of cast alloy 718 welds by addition of rare earth metals (La, Ce). The HAZ cracking susceptib …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 20(1), 87-95, 2002-02-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス J-STAGE 参考文献10件 被引用文献4件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | A study was carried out to determine the effect of rare earth metal (La, Ce) addition on the HAZ cracking susceptibility of cast alloy 718 welds. The cast alloy 718 containing rare earth metal was mel …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 20(1), 78-86, 2002-02-05
高窒素含有Niフリーオーステナイト系ステンレス鋼のHAZ靱性に及ぼす窒化物析出の影響 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | Heat conduction and the thermal elastic-plastic analyses were carried out by FEM to clarify the effects of thermal and strain cycles on liquation cracking in HAZ of laser welded joint. The thermal ana …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 19(3), 480-488, 2001-08-05
高窒素含有オーステナイト系ステンレス鋼のHAZ割れ感受性 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | In order to study the mechanism of liquation cracking in cast alloy 718,a mathematical model was developed to calculate grain boundary liquation in weld thermal cycle. According to microscopic observa …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 19(2), 317-325, 2001-05-05
レーザ溶接部におけるHAZ割れに影響を及ぼす諸因子 : Inconel 718鋳造合金の溶接性に関する研究(第4報)
The factors affecting HAZ crack susceptibility were investigated for castalloy 718. The materials used were laboratory-cast alloy 718 plates with three levels of grain size. The alloys were heat-treat …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 19(2), 308-316, 2001-05-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス 参考文献12件 被引用文献3件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | The purpose of this study is to clarify the effect of homogenization heat treatment on HAZ cracking susceptibility of cast alloy 718. Homogenization heat treatment was conducted at 1368 K and 1378 K w …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 17(4), 543-552, 1999-11-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス 参考文献5件 被引用文献7件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effect of grain size on HAZ cracking susceptibility of cast alloy 718. Three kinds of base metals with three different levels of grain size were …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 17(4), 534-542, 1999-11-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス 参考文献6件 被引用文献7件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 33,901 | Characteristics of the heat-affected zone cracking of cast alloy 718 has been investigated using the bead on plate test and microscopic observation for isothermally processed specimens. The results ob …
溶接学会論文集 : quarterly journal of the Japan Welding Society 17(3), 456-465, 1999-08-05
CiNii PDF - オープンアクセス 参考文献16件 被引用文献9件 |
D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 72,080 | A multiple layer film is deposited on a soda-lime-silica glass substrate to produce a high transmittance, low emissivity coated product. A stationary cathode measuring 5 by 17 inches (12.7 by 43.2 centimeters) comprises a sputtering surface of zinc/tin alloy consisting of 52.4 weight percent zinc and 47.6 percent tin. A soda-lime-silica glass substrate is placed in the coating chamber which is evaluated to establish a pressure of 4 millitorr in an atmosphere of 50/50 argon/oxygen. The cathode is sputtered in a magnetic field at a power of 1.7 kilowatts while the glass is conveyed past the sputtering surface at a rate of 110 inches (2.8 meters) per minute. A film of zinc stannate is deposited on the glass surface. Three passes produce a film thickness of about 320 Angstroms, resulting in a decrease in transmittance from 90 percent for the glass substrate to 82 percent for the zinc stannate coated glass substrate. A stationary cathode with a titanium target is then sputtered to produce a titanium oxide layer about 50 Angstroms thick over the zinc stannate, reducing the transmittance to about 78 percent. Next, a layer of silver is deposited over the titanium oxide layer by sputtering a silver cathode target in an atmosphere of argon gas at a pressure of 4 millitorr to deposit silver to a film thickness of about 110 Angstroms, decreasing the transmittance of the coated substrate to about 66 percent. A thin neutral titanium primer layer is sputtered over the silver layer to improve the adhesion and protect the silver layer before the final antireflective layer of zinc stannate is deposited. The titanium primer layer is about 10 Angstroms thick and in the metallic state reduces the transmittance to about 60 percent. However, the titanium primer layer oxidizes and the transmittance increases as the subsequent metal oxide layer is deposited. Finally, the zinc/tin alloy cathode target is sputtered in an oxidizing atmosphere to produce a zinc stannate film. Four passes at a rate of 110 inches (2.8 meters) per minute produce a film thickness of about 380 Angstroms, increasing the transmittance of the coated product to 85 percent. The final coated product has a surface resistance of 8 ohms per square and a neutral reflectance from both sides, with a luminous reflectance of 5 percent from the coated side and 6 percent from the uncoated side. In comparison, prior art films using copper primer layers exhibit a slightly reddish-blue reflectance from both the coated and uncoated glass surfaces.
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▲图／文 我是乐爸 。如果时尚学不好,Taipei Fine Arts MuseumMarch 4 2012 台湾当代．玩古喻今馆内好久没有我这麽喜欢的展览了! 展览以中国传统绘画或器物的複製及再现为蓝本,口不易久存。而西井村产品全部皆采小盒袖珍包装,果你让小孩用最好的纸来写,可能会写得更好」。 ]特别推荐 高雄 │ 五角冰舖 店面精緻 一道假日总是挤满人潮 本店的特色就是可以享受一整罐的炼乳 轻松之虞你还可以留下回忆的纸条贴在店面的美一个角落上&n 平等里的琉球绯寒樱
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◎不宜久留換馬無力 table.MsoNormalTable {font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Times New Roman";}◎不宜久留換馬無力 摘自http://www.libertytimes. 居酒屋com.tw/2009/new/sep/8/today-f1.htm 在八八水災中 褐藻醣膠，讓民眾深感「此地不宜久留」的九劉政府，抵不過民意壓力，終於解體。劉兆玄率 信用貸款內閣總辭，博得滿堂彩，總算符合劉兆玄要在掌聲中下台的自我期許。 然而，馬英九一貫的行事作風， 房屋買賣就是讓人民高興一下就好，為祝賀劉揆總辭的香檳還來不及開，新的正副閣揆人選馬上出爐，吳敦義、朱立倫成了馬英九的左右護法，結果 酒店兼職走了一個「不宜久留」的內閣，卻換來了一個「馬無力團隊」。 坦白說，在國民黨中生代裡，「力」的表現還不錯，外界頗為看好，軟腳的「馬」若能有「 會場佈置力」的加持，可能還可以真正做事。令人驚奇的是，馬的人事布局總是出人意表，竟然在好好的「馬力」組合中，加了個顧人怨的「無」，畫蛇添足之下成了「馬無力」，於是掌聲才歇， 酒店經紀噓聲又起。 其實，馬政府聲望低迷，不得人心，癥結不在「下半身」的部屬，而是頭部出問題。也就是說，馬英九本人才是問題的核心，如果他的終極統一路線不改，台灣的經濟一定日益惡化，任誰出任閣揆 票貼，一樣「無力」回天。何況，馬偏偏推出「無力」組閣，更加注定了「無力」的結局。 實際上，馬英九雖然讓劉兆玄去職，但兩人的深厚情誼，由吳敦義出線組閣便可窺知。如果不是馬找一個不如劉的人擔任閣揆，誰會懷念滿意度才十三 系統傢俱％的閣揆？而一位為了維護老友下台身影，願意在人事棋盤上下一著必死棋步的人，入選全球五大最具膽識領袖，誰曰不宜？ .msgcontent .wsharing ul li { text-indent: 0; } 分享 Facebook Plurk YAHOO! 信用卡代償 .
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D:\work1\data\c4\downloaded\c4-en.tfrecord-00604-of-11264.json.gz.tmp | 78,156 | The villa is located on Kingscliff Hill and has stunning sweeping views over the Pacific Ocean, down to Byron Bay, Cudgen Headland and the crystal clear waters of Cudgen Creek – a favourite daily swimming spot for the locals in-the know (me included).An easy 5 mins walk and you're in the centre of Kingscliff’s beachside village with its cafes & restaurants, boutiques, wineshop, art house cinema, supermarket, surf club, doctors, banks and services. Just 2 mins walk from home and you are at the crystal clear waters of Cudgen Creek, which is perfect for swimming and aquatic activities. From here you can hire SUPs, kayaks, surfboards. A few more minutes walk and you have the choice of 2 stunning surf beaches – Kingscliff and South Beach. Kingscliff is ideally situated to explore the pristine beaches of NSW’s far north coast, Byron Bay (35 mins drive), the beautiful hinterland and border ranges of NSW / Queensland. All within very easy access are: Mount Warning, Natural Arch, Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Arts Centre or you can drive north to the Gold Coast and the myriad of attractions there. Most travellers just want to stay put in Kingscliff and surrounds. It is totally relaxing and has so much to offer without leaving home (that’s why we live here!)Christina war sehr gastfreundlich Gastgeber. Tolle Lage und ein leicht zu Fuß in die Stadt.Michelle2016-11-06T00:00:00ZChristina war sehr zugänglich per E-Mail und Text Kontakt und sehr freundlich, wenn wir uns trafen. Wir konnten früh einchecken und waren begeistert von der Qualität der Unterkunft - modern, sauber und komfortabel. Es war wie ein Hotel der gehobenen Kategorie Zimmer mit großem Bad und sehr nahe an der besten Ende der Stadt - in der Nähe von Cudgen Creek.Alison Searle2016-12-03T00:00:00ZToller Ort. Christina war ausgezeichnet, sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Sehr empfehlenswert!Vicky2017-01-04T00:00:00ZWir waren in Kingscliffe für eine Hochzeit und vor der Buchung kontaktiert Christina die Nähe zum Veranstaltungsort zu verstehen. Sie war sehr schnell und hilfsbereit und haben uns sofort das Gefühl willkommen. Wir sind froh, dass wir ihren Platz wählen, wie genial Wert war. Nachdem gab die untere Etage uns Privatsphäre, aber auch sie war sehr freundlich und lud uns die herrliche Aussicht von ihrem Niveau zu sehen, bis oben. Wenn Sie für einen ungezwungenen, einfach und bequem Aufenthalt im schönen suchen Einfassungen dann schlage ich vor dieser Ort an Ihre Bedürfnisse anzupassen.Lynette2016-11-04T00:00:00ZEs war so ein schöner Ort, wir fühlten uns sehr wohl. Es war sehr sauber und gut zugänglichen Ort und einfachen Zugang zum Zimmer.Tiffany 2016-10-29T00:00:00ZWas für ein wunderbarer Ort zu bleiben! Christina war ein toller Gastgeber mit guter Kommunikation. Ihr Zimmer ist so schön, mit all den schönen Schliff eines Hauses. Solch eine günstige Lage und selig schlafen gehen und mit dem Rauschen des Meeres aufzuwachen. Ich kann diesen Ort und Christina als Wirt sehr empfehlen!Amber2016-11-01T00:00:00ZUnser Gastgeber begrüßte uns wie alte Freunde und wir fühlten uns sehr willkommen. Die Beschreibung des bnb war sehr gut mit herrlichem Ausblick und Ausblick decribed. Wir fühlten uns sehr entspannt und zu Hause. Das Haus war schön eingerichtet. Unser Zimmer hatte hochwertiger Bettwäsche und Armaturen, mehr als die meisten bnb ist. Es war ein kurzer Spaziergang zu den Restaurants und Geschäften und Wasser. Wir hätten noch länger geblieben mochte aber Zeit nicht zuließ. Wir würden es an Freunde und Familie sehr empfehlen. Wir hätten mehr Zeit gern Georgia über die Region zu chatten. Es war schön, dass man das Auto von der Straße zu parken und in der Nähe von unserem Zimmer. Die hausgemachten Tee am Nachmittag wurde sehr geschätzt und genossen nach einer langen Fahrt.Caroline2016-07-23T00:00:00ZEin schöner Raum. Das nächste Mal möchte ich länger bleiben!Joanne2016-07-31T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypVillaUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerKingscliff, New South Wales, AustralienPerfect spot, stunning ocean viewsPreis49€ Perfect spot, stunning ocean viewsPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett · Voll erstattungsfähig65 BewertungenBeachfront. 100m walk to beach. 2 queen bedrooms each with spa bath ensuite. 3rd bedroom (2 single beds) accessed from courtyard pool area. Living room with kitchenette. Heated spa, pool & steam room, BBQ area. Relax & enjoy. Spa treatments can be organized.
Follow us on Instagram @planetcasuarina to view stunning holiday, lifestyle luxury snaps.The space is the same as our 2 bedroom Villa listing but with the additional use of a 3rd bedroom which has it's own access off the courtyard pool area. You will also have the sole use of the heated spa & pool & the steam room and you will also have access to outdoor BBQ with roasting hood. The 2 bedroom Villa is a separated from the main house and has a separate entry. The Villa includes a living room with kitchenette and 2 queen bedrooms each with ensuite & spa bath. The kitchenette includes a dishwasher, 2 burner hotplate, microwave convection oven. There is small fridge plus 2 bar fridges.Casuarina is on a very special part of the East Coast where development has been restricted so that there are no high rise. It's refreshingly difficult to see any buildings in Casuarina while standing on the beach or surfing :) As well as the occasional native animal sightings, there is a vast range of bird life including a number of "locals" that nest here every year & raise their "kids" :-)美丽的财产,巨大的主机。很荣幸地呆在那里肯定会回来的。Catherine2016-10-01T00:00:00ZThe house and location were really lovely .. We had a great time relaxing with the kids ... They had some information wrong in the house profile like checking - check out time and price but we manage to work them out together .. Marina left for us some muffins and delicious quiche that she cooked for us .. Sooo yummy .. Thank you mark and marina for sharing your lovely place with us Juliana2016-04-26T00:00:00ZMarina was a very accommodating and helped us with whatever we needed. The place was fantastic and clean.Adrian2016-07-26T00:00:00ZWow, what a beautiful home. Myself and my family stayed for 2 nights. Upon arrival and throughout our stay Marina was lovely and very welcoming! The freshly cooked vegetarian bake was absolutely delicious! Thank you! The home was just perfect, pool, steam room, board games, DVDs, complementary wine & cookies just to name a few! Thank you so much for allowing us to stay in your home we honestly have had the best time & the kids still can't believe all the bunny rabbits around the estate (we are from the Gold Coast) We will defiantly be back!!!! Amy2016-11-18T00:00:00ZThis is a luxury home, beautifully appointed in a quiet and restful location, with the beach just a minutes walk from your back door step. When you walk through the rustic wooden doors on arrival you enter into a tranquil oasis with pool, spa and steam room, comfortable living room and bedrooms with ensuites and spa baths. Marina is a wonderful host, who has thought of everything to make your stay as effortless as possible and to exceed your expectations. Kenneth2017-05-13T00:00:00Z我们有一个梦幻般的住宿码头和马克,我们每年的女孩的周末(4终生的朋友)。这是美妙的温泉在晚上一杯香槟放松,也有在白天这种简单的进入海滩。房间非常齐全(我们聘请了全部3个房间),也很舒适我们的住宿。我们会强烈推荐给任何人真的。之前我们到达了码头和马克住在现场,我们还没有实现,但因为他们是可爱的人,十分宽松,并给了我们自己的空间享受,这不是一个问题。Karlie2016-10-08T00:00:00ZWe loved staying at Planet Casuarina Villa. Marina was very welcoming, the villas were stunning and the living spacing were very accomdating. I highly recommend staying at Planet Casuarina. Mikaela2016-12-17T00:00:00Z非常包容的主机,即将到来的热情。我们被介绍给工厂的和邻里的功能和拥有热情的基什(乳蛋饼)和美妙的葡萄酒治疗。我们相信,我们可以联系她(主机)任何时候,她会确保,如果需要的东西很快就会被制成,令我们满意。美妙绝伦的主机和忠实于她的话(因为我们发现它更高版本)。Periklis2016-10-21T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypVillaUnterkunft für8SchlafzimmerCasuarina, New South Wales, AustralienPlanet Casuarina Villa 3 BedroomPreis223€ Planet Casuarina Villa 3 BedroomGanze Unterkunft · 5 Betten16 BewertungenPeacefully nestled in a community-orientated enclave of Casuarina, the She Oak Beach Villa captures the essence of relaxed beachside living with a quiet ambience and flowing indoor/outdoor spaces. The beautifully appointed 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom, 3 storey villa located in She Oak Lane is a must for your next holiday.Ground Level:
RATES & INCLUSIONS Price is for 6 guests only Rates are inclusive of Linen for the amount of guest staying (based on 5+ more nights only) For bookings under 5 nights linen packages from $100 A small starter pack is included (D/Washing liquid,,chux etc ) Rates below are an indicative only until the reservation is finalised and can be reduced or increased without notice. BOND A security bond of $500 is required to be held for the duration of your stay, and released upon inspection of the property. THIS IS A FAMILY HOUSE. STRICTLY NO PARTIES ARE PERMITTED.Great place to stay. We have a great time. All instructions were clear and the property by and large what we wanted and expected based on the information provided. Chris2015-12-28T00:00:00ZGreat location, close to the beach and local shops. Family friendly and well equipped. Clean and modern townhouse. Away from the bustle of beach towns that are overcrowded at holiday times but close enough to movies, shopping centres and resorts if you want to do something else. Not far to drive to the calmer waters of Cudgen Creek for safer swimming, snorkeling and other water sports. Louise2017-01-05T00:00:00ZThis is a lovely decorated villa. Very relaxing, but be prepared to drive to patrolled beaches and shops. Air conditioning would be wonderful in top room, but rest of villa was pretty cool. Michelle2017-01-29T00:00:00ZWe stayed at this property at the beginning of December. The property is located quite close to the beach. You can take a 5 min walk to get there. It is nice and bright as the windows are big and there are entrance from the kitchen as well as from the living area so you can see the back as well as the front of the property through the kitchen. It is equipped with nice furnishings, but not enough space around the dining table to have all 6 of us. It was nice and clean, but we had problems with the washing machine that was broken and did not have enough equipment in the kitchen to make a meal. That was very hard. They need to care a bit more for those like to coke. The beds were quite comfortable and there was enough cupboards to store our luggage. The bedroom located at the top was a bit too bright due to the skylight, but we found the kids didn't mind it, except for waking up really early. We were able to use the barbecue outside. This property is a short walk to shops and to Kingscliff beach. Natacha2015-12-09T00:00:00ZThis was the best place we stayed during our whole trip, the house was lovely and clean, spacious and modern, we would definitely book here again. It was well kitted out with all essentials for cooking etc. It is just a short walk to the beach, which is beautiful and empty and a short walk to Casuarina village where there are shops, cafes and restaurants. It is also an easy drive from here to the gold coast and Byron Bay. We would recommend Currumbin Animal Sanctuary which is not far from here too. If you fancy a good meal at reasonable cost, visit Kingscliffe Life Saving Club - sign in as a guest and enjoy! Lauren was easy to contact and responded to messages quickly when booking. One tip do not follow your Sat Nav as it will lead you to an empty plot of land! Read and follow the very clear instructions given by Lauren (we learnt this lesson for future!). Thank you Lauren for a lovely stay, wish we could of stayed longer! Catherine2015-10-27T00:00:00ZThis stay was exactly what it said on the tin. Very comfortable house that was easy to access and close to everything you need for a beach holiday. Had one minor problem with the gas bottle for the BBQ running out but a quick text sorted this out. My family would very happily stay here again. Nicholas2016-09-21T00:00:00ZGreat villa for a family or a few couples. The property is as described. Only a very short walk to the beach, we were there during Easter holidays where the weather was perfect and still basically had 100's of metres of beach to ourselves. Close to shops and plenty of restaurants. Would definitely recommend and stay againClayton2017-04-11T00:00:00ZGreat house ans location. Very close to the beach. Please read fine print about linen hire and make sure this is included in your final booking amount before paying especially if you are an international visitor.Aimee2016-11-29T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypVillaUnterkunft für6SchlafzimmerCasuarina, New South Wales, AustralienPet friendly - Beachside VillaPreis112€ Pet friendly - Beachside VillaGanze Unterkunft · 3 Betten11 BewertungenDesigned for beach living, this freestanding Aussie-style beach shack is only a short stroll to the white sandy beach and shops. Perfect weekend getaway or for a summer holiday.Beautiful property, newly made available for holiday lets between December 2016 and February 2017, the property is currently being styled by an interior designer to an excellent standard. Amenities include: |