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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
Key Info |
As you enter on to the first floor you'll be delighted at the open plan kitchen, living room and dining area, offering modern furnishings with a high degree of comfort. You'll notice the excellent workmanship of the fully fitted kitchen, the high standard of appliances and the subtle finishing touches which set the apartment apart from others.
Patio doors open up onto the balcony with its stunning panoramic views of the bay of Gulluk and overlooking the pool and jacuzzi area of the resort.
Making your way downstairs you'll find two very comfortable bedrooms complete with fully fitted wardrobes and patio doors which open onto a small private garden.
The main bathroom includes built in shower cubicle and washing machine facilities. The master bedroom has a stylish en-suite bathroom complemented by his and her sinks and a full size bath with shower. Both bathrooms are fitted out to top European standards.
The apartment is just a minute's walk from the main pool, and recreation area.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Horizon Sky 400 m |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Bodrum Milas Airport (BJV) 10 km |
Family friendly | Suitable for children over 5, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view |
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool |
General | Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Table tennis, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | Technology: 32inch flatscreen HD Digital TV, DVD Player, Dimmable high-tech flat panel lighting system, Climate Control Air Conditioning, free wi-fi internet General: Panoramic Sea View, 24-Hour Gated Security Kitchen: Hob, Extractor, Fan-assisted Oven, Large Fridge Freezer, Kettle, Toaster, Dishwasher Utilities: Washing Machine/Tumble Dryer, Iron, Ironing Board, Clothes Dryer Master Bedroom: Kingsize Bed, Twin Lamps, Large Fitted Wardrobe, Hair Dryer Second Bedroom: Twin Beds, Large Fitted Wardrobe, Twin Lamps, Fitted Wardrobes Balcony: Furniture includes table and chairs and 2 reclining sunloungers |
Further details outdoors | Shop Open daily stocking a variety of basic supplies, special items can be stocked upon request. 7x large swimming pools, 2x Jacuzzis and 6x kids pools. Kids Play Area Next to the main swimming pool Private Boat Service Regular free boat service available to take you across the bay to the fishing town of Gulluk. |
Further details | Once you've arrived at Bodrum - Milas Airport (BJV) There are 2 ways of getting to the Horizon Sky Beach resort, depending on when your flight arrives. By Boat The thirty minute free boat trip from Gulluk harbour to Horizon Sky is a wonderful way to start your holiday. This involves getting a taxi from the airport to the town of Gulluk which should take around 15mins. Depending on your arrival time, why not relax at one of the bars along the harbour with an ice cold beverage. Once you have boarded the boat from the quayside you will be taken across to the resort jetty where you will be greeted and escorted to the apartment. Your luggage will be delivered to your door, so all you need do is enjoy the welcome. The timetable is as follows Depart Gulluk 08:15 11:30 15:00 17:00 18:45 22:30 00:00 By Road If your flight arrives outside of the boat timetable hours or you would simply like to be taken straight from the airport to the resort without any waiting around then road transfers take approx 50mins. Bodrum Transfers offer a good service and you can book online Select to travel from 'Bodrum Airport (BJV)' to 'Iasos (Kiyikislacik)' |
About this location
The Turkish Aegean Coast region
Horizon Sky Beach Resort is situated in a region of Bodrum on the gulf of Gulluk. Located in Mandalya Bay on the Aegean Sea, the Turquoise Coast, Gulluk is a peaceful, quiet fishing village with an abundance of restaurants and cafes serving locally caught fish, primarily sea bass and bream. Gulluk has several supermarkets and local shops selling fresh local produce. Every Thursday, the village is served by a lively market selling fresh vegetables, cheeses, homeware, and clothes.
The area has much historical and cultural significance leading to stringent laws now curbing commercial inference and property development. Horizon Sky is also located in close proximity of Bodrum International Airport, operating flights throughout the summer season.
The average temperature ranges from 15 degrees in the winter months to around 33 degrees in the summer, with rainfall negligible between June and September. For more information on what you can expect weatherwise, check here -
You can rent a car, book a myriad of day excursions or even take trips to nearby Greek islands and have 'a holiday within a holiday'. There's an opportunity to play golf at nearby Milas Golf Resort, or simply while the day away, sipping Turkish coffee or your favourite tipple!
The free Horizon Sky private water taxi is based in the harbour and provides regular trips across the bay to the resort for all visitors
The castle town of Bodrum can be easily reached from Gulluk - it's a 35min drive by taxi or the very cheap local dolmus bus (7TL each way).
Bodrum is a buzzing thriving, artisan community where tradition goes hand in hand with designer labels, jewellery and leather goods amid local street markets.
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Also in between Gulluk and Bodrum is a Dolphin Park where you can swim in the sea with these beautiful animals plus a water park with the usual slides and rides. There's also a Golf Resort close by and the ancient Greek ruins of Iasos.
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Write a review27 Aug 2014
"Beautiful holidays at Horizon Sky Resort"
the residence is quiet, nice, well maintained and is situated on a hill with magnificent views of the sea. route to be reached is difficult but lets discover authentic places and surprises (herd of goats ...). several beaches (water very clear and warm) always everyone equiped are a 5 minute drive or shuttle.
The main pools are very nice, clean and well equipped. (Sunbeds, jacuzzi ..).
the shuttle boat to the small port of guluk is a delight on every trip and turns out more convenient for shopping or eating out ...
the apartment is consistent with the description, bright, comfortable, well équipé.Andrew, the owner is very helpful and friendly.
it is well located (person above) and oriented, we can lunch on the terrace at lunchtime without being too hot.
air conditioning works well.
wifi running. (some failures from time to time).
the gym no longer exists and fallow land (pending development) outside the residence are worth noting.
we had a great time, enjoyed every day by the pool and the beautiful beaches and discovered beautiful and picturesque places (lassos, gumusluck, bodrum ...) We recommend this apartment and certainnement
when we return in the region will book again.
Hi there! I'm delighted you enjoyed your stay and many thanks for the review. I am always striving to improve the experience of everyone who visits the apartment I hope one day to welcome you back to Horizon Sky for you to enjoy again.
28 Jul 2014
"Lovely apartment but isolated location with no local services"
The apartment complex itself was faultless and the pool and surrounding areas were well maintained. The drawback however was with the location. Firstly the trip advisor map is WRONG. The apartment is … More
Hi, thank you for the review and I appreciate your comments. I was surprised to note you mentioned the location on the TripAdvisor map is wrong as it has been correctly pinpointed, although I have noted that TripAdvisor has labelled the apartment as being located in Bodrum City, which it clearly is not (I set up with their sister site Holiday Lettings), so thank you for pointing that out. I am glad you found the apartment pleasant as I am constantly trying to add further bits and bobs to make it a more liveable and comfortable home. Best regards, Andrew
26 Aug 2013
"Great Stay @ Horizon Sky"
This review is acurate at the time of writing it.
The villa is exactly as described on Holiday Lettings where we booked from, Andrew was very easy to contact and very helpful at all
times. The A/c went wrong one morning, I emailed Andrew and by the afternoon someone had come to fix it and all was well again. The
kitchen has all the basic utensils you will need unless you are planing some elaborate meal. The bathrooms are very nice and clean,
never a problem with hot water (we were 2 adults and 2 teenagers). There is Wi-Fi provided by the complex which for the most part
works fine, every now and again it's not working but it was no big deal. TV & DVD player which plays AVI's and has a USB slot and an
SD card slot, I brought some movies (AVI format) on a disc as well as SD card just in case and was glad I did. Toaster, kettle
The bedrooms are nice, beds are a little bit hard but again no big deal. Plenty of closet space for our clothes. Living room is
comfortable. The balcony overlooks the main pool and has a sea view however there is an area next to the main pool which looks like
it will be developed at some point but at the moment it kind of blights the sea view but certainly not worth complaining about.
There was a blow up lie low in the villa which we used in the pool. All in all we were very happy with the villa.
The pools are clean and nice to swim in, we mainly used one of the smaller pools behind the villa as the sunbeds get taken quite
quickly in the morning in the main pool. Some people went down and put towels on the sunbeds to reserve them (which is a bit cheeky
really) and the management took the towels away, apparently it's a new policy they have from what I was told. There are quite a few
big umbrellas to shade out the sun however some of them are in disrepair and could use some attention. Some of the decking is coming
up around all the pools that we used and looks like it has been screwed down previously, I was a bit surprised that more attention
wasn't paid to this as a few times I found screw heads sticking up. I pulled them out as a child could have gashed a toe on one.
There is a pool table outside by the main pool but it's broken so not really sure why it's still there. There is also a childrens
play are with slides which seems in good nick. On the whole though the pools are really nice and we spent alot of time there.
Snack Bar
There is a snack bar by the main pool as well as a restaurant where you can get snacks, drinks, ice cream, lunch and an evening
meal. The food is just ok, for example the girls had a dessert one night which was dissapointing, A banana split was litteraly a
banana sliced down the middle with a small scoop of ice cream, it really fell short of the mark. You can also buy milk, juice, bread
etc from the snack bar but I would advise using the little shop on the road outside the main gate (not part of the complex) as the
prices are much lower there. She only stocks basic goods and the problem is that she doesn't always have milk for example. She
always has water though so we always bought 5 litre bottles from here to save having to carry it back on the boat from Güllük. It's
really hit and miss as to what she will have on the day. There is also a fruit and veg market on Sundays up the road outside the
main gate which is cheap and a good place to stock up, sometimes there is also someone selling cheese,bread , olive oil as well. You
will need to learn how to count in Turkish as they don't speak any english.
Beach Bar
The Beach bar had only just opened when we arrived, at the begining they played awful club music WAY too loud which I think ruined
the atmosphere but I guess enough people complained and they stopped doing that. The food isn't too bad there and there was a happy
hour from 7 - 9 I think. It's very comfortable there, there are also some sofas and hammocks.The food there is ok and we ate there a
few times but maybe it will get better with time, the Cappucinno for example was not very good but the Effes beer and other drinks
were great . There is also a small beach there which we used one day but we prefered the pool.
Most of the staff are really nice people speaking varying degrees of english so it's worth knowing just a bit of Turkish however
saying that we never really had any problem.
Getting around
If you want to get the ferry , you can ask at the snack bar for a car/mini bus to take you down or you can walk but in the summer
it's very hot and it'a a bit of a walk down to the jetty so I would recommend getting a car to take you down. We did walk back one
evening to the villa when it was cooler but it was a bit of a hike up the steps and the hill. When you come back with the ferry, if
there are alot of people you will probably have to wait a few minutes to get a car as they can only fit so many people in the mini
bus and they will have to make several trips back and forth to get everyone home but it was never a problem.
There is a free ferry that takes you back and forth to Güllük at regular intervals and to do your main shopping you will need to go
to Güllük. There are a few shops (Migros being the biggest one) where you can get pretty much whatever you want but it's worth
knowing what certain things are called in Turkish as we struggled at times. Milk for example is called Süt. There are quite a few
restaurants to choose from, we only ate at Fuegos and The Pide restaurant by the Migros. Pide is a kind of Turkish Pizza/Pitta bread
with cheese and meat which is really nice. I would definately recommend taking a boat trip with Mehmet Dönmez, his boat is next to
the ferry in Güllük. Mehmet is a great guy I you will have a fantastic time on his boat swiming, playing games, lunch etc and all
for 30 Lira. There is a market on Thursdays which is worth a visit to get fruit and veg as well as spices, clothes etc. Varying
degrees of english are spoken so definately worth learning some Turkish.
Bodrum is definately worth a visit, the bus ( Dolmuş ) goes from Güllük at regular intervals and costs 15 lira round trip. It takes
45 minutes and you will want to coordinate the return with the ferry back to Horizon Sky. The last very back is 12:30 a night, if
you miss it , it's a 150 Lira taxi ride back to Horizon Sky. We got the 11:30 Dolmuş back from Bodrum and that got us back in time
for the 12:30 boat back to Horizon Sky. There's loads of shops in Bodrum and you definately have to haggle the price down, don't
just accept the price offered. There are loads of restaurants to choose from. There are beaches behind cafes which are free to use,
we just bought some drinks from them. The water there is BEAUTIFUL!!!! so refreshing to swim in....there is a nice marina there
worth seeing as well as the Castle.
I would change some money on the way out and then change money in Güllük as you get a slightly better rate, there are also loads of
cash point machines to use. I didn't see anywhere in Güllük advertising prices in Euros but that's not to say they wouldn't take
them. Bodrum on the other hand advertises both.
All in all we had a fantastic time and I'm sure we will go again, we met some fantastic people there (some owners and some renters
like us).
Many thanks for taking the time to review my apartment at Horizon Sky and I am delighted you enjoyed the stay!
24 Jun 2013
"Relaxing holiday."
The location, accommodation and the facilities were first class. Very relaxing and just what I needed, The staff on site were very helpful and the information in the apartment regarding the site was excellent. Hope to return later this year!!
Many thanks for your review and I'm delighted you enjoyed your stay. I am constantly aiming to update add to the decor in the apartment and with the expansion of on-site facilities at the resort as a whole I hope to offer an even better experience for you, should you choose to visit again in the future! Regards, Andrew
5 Oct 2012
"One of my best holidays in Horizon sky / Orange grove"
It was Such a wonderful and relaxing holiday that i wished to have. The apartment was very clean, with a beautiful view of the sea and horizon. I don't remember how many times i woke up early in… More
Many thanks for your review and I'm delighted you enjoyed your stay. I am constantly trying to add to the experience of guests in the apartment to maximise their enjoyment of their holiday at HS, and I thank you for your kind comments. Best regards, Andrew
30 Sep 2012
"A Dream"
This place is a dream. Booked up with a friend from university for a 4 day visit before heading down to Istanbul to complete our week. Firstly, Andrew was incredibly helpful and kindly booked the tran… More
Many thanks for your review and thank you for your kind comments. I hope one day you will return to HS and my apartment which I try to continually improve on each time I visit. Best regards, Andrew
2 Aug 2012
"Fabulous resort"
Just returned from two week stay at Horizon Sky. The apartment was pristine - brand new fixtures and fittings, beautifully furnished and incredible sea view.
The resort was clean and very well maintained with lots of sun loungers around the pool and incredibly friendly staff in the bar and restaurant.
There is a free boat service to Gulluk several times a day and transport to beach etc.
Dolmus bus to Bodrum was comfortable, reliable and value for money.
Thank you so much for your review of my apartment and Horizon Sky. It's great to hear you enjoyed your holiday and thank you very much for all your comments. I aim to constantly add value to the apartment each time I head there myself and hope one day you will consider returning. Best regards, Andrew
15 May 2012
Horizon sky is a great complex on the hill looking out over the bay towards gulluk. Amazing views from the apartment balcony which is great, plenty space with everything you could need for a good time… More
Thanks so much for your review and I really appreciate you taking the time to comment on your holiday. I'm delighted you enjoyed yourself and would hope you may like to return at some point in the future. Best regards, Andrew
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U.S. States & Regions
States and regions across the country are adopting climate policies, including the development of regional greenhouse gas reduction markets, the creation of state and local climate action and adaptation plans, and increasing renewable energy generation. Read More
The Days After
For many of us in the climate world, these days feel a bit like being in the movie The Day After, where nuclear winter had descended and John Lithgow was on the HAM radio calling out, "…Is there anybody out there? Anybody at all…?"
OK. So it's not quite that bad. But as we all know, Congress has been reshaped, and some long-time supporters of climate action (and coal) such as Rick Boucher (D-VA) are out, while others who ran ads literally shooting a rifle at a cap-and-trade bill, are in. And the number of actual climate deniers walking the halls of Congress has also increased.
So with the picture seemingly so bleak, and the chances of comprehensive climate legislation highly unlikely in at least the next couple of years, it would be natural for many in the corporate community to relax and think that they no longer have to think about climate change.
I think this would be dead wrong. And lest you wonder about my grasp on reality, let me explain why.
First, let's look to California. Voters forcefully rejected Proposition 23, a measure that was a full-frontal assault on the nation's most aggressive climate bill. They also rejected a gubernatorial candidate who had promised to postpone AB32 for at least a year, and instead elected a governor who campaigned on aggressively implementing the same law.
California is the world's 8th largest economy and typically leads the nation in environmental protection. The fact that it will soon be implementing a cap-and-trade system and other aggressive measures to reduce GHGs should be an indication that the issue is not going to quietly disappear into the night. It is also remarkable that much of the financial support for the "No on Prop 23" campaign came from the venture capital and tech industries, which understand the market opportunities that clean energy and energy efficiency provide.
And while the political landscape may have changed this week, the businesses' case for taking climate action has not. Leading companies should continue to keep climate and sustainability as an element of their core corporate strategies, and in my conversations over the past few weeks, they are. Regardless of whether federal climate legislation is adopted, "climate change" is a proxy for a number of critical operational issues such as energy, water, waste, and supply chain efficiency. Companies that have a comprehensive plan to reduce their impacts in these areas realize not only bottom-line benefits, but reputational benefits as well.
And finally, let's not forget the climate science. The reality is that regardless of the state of policy, the climate continues to change, impacts are already being felt in our own backyards, and by not acting we continue to load the dice in favor of deeper floods, longer droughts, and bigger wildfires. While politicians move at one pace, nature does not react to polls or get voted out of office. And as one of my favorite cartoons of the last year points out, even if this were all just an elaborate hoax, the biggest risk of investing in clean energy, energy efficiency, water and waste management is that we would have created a healthier, safer world all for "nothing."
Tim Juliani is Director of Corporate Engagement
California Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Design Released
On October 29, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) released the design of its greenhouse gas (GHG) cap-and-trade program. Beginning in 2012 there will be an overall limit, or cap, on 85% of the state's GHG emissions. Emitters such as power companies and gasoline refineries will be required to hold enough allowances (rights to emit) to match their emissions. They can comply by reducing their emissions or purchasing tradable allowances from other emitters or at state-run auctions. Companies that reduce their emissions below the allowances they hold have the opportunity to sell unused allowances. Striving to minimize negative economic impacts, CARB will give away a significant number of allowances to industries facing serious competition from states without such requirements. The program will expand to cover natural gas companies and producers of liquefied natural gas and transportation fuels in 2015.
October 29 marked the beginning of a public comment period for the program leading up to a public hearing in Sacramento, California on December 16, at which the Board will make a final decision on whether to adopt the program.
CARB's Economic Analysis Helps Make the Case to Reject Proposition 23
Last Thursday, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) published details on the proposed greenhouse gas trading program to be implemented under state law AB 32. AB 32, as our blog readers know, is under threat from Proposition 23 – which would forestall (perhaps indefinitely) meaningful action to reduce greenhouse gases in California. The analyses done by CARB in association with the development of the proposed program bolster the case for rejecting Prop 23.
These CARB analyses show that the trading program under AB 32 will "shift investment and growth within the overall economy toward those sectors driven by the production of cleaner and more-efficient technologies." The importance of this targeted growth should not be understated – by moving toward energy technologies that are both home-grown and energy efficient, we reduce our economic exposure to the price volatility of global energy markets. Since the world is using more and more of what are ultimately finite quantities of fossil energy, protecting ourselves by transitioning the economy toward energy systems that are not subject to global supply and demand imbalances is important to protecting our future economic growth.
While transitioning to new and different systems for energy production and use will necessarily result in some temporary economic dislocation, the market mechanisms included in CARB's regulatory program minimize these impacts. Taken directly from the CARB economic analysis appendix: "Overall, staff finds no significant adverse impacts on California business or consumers as a whole as a result of the proposed regulation."
With climate change legislation stalled on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., for the foreseeable future, maintaining the critical environmental legislation of AB 32 is extremely important for advancing the nation's climate policy. Even absent action by other states, California is the world's 8th largest economy and a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. Action taken through policy in California is a huge step forward in addressing the global climate crisis.
Much of the rest of the world is waiting for the United States to take a leadership role on the issue of global climate change. With political gridlock in D.C., the best chance for the nation to make significant progress on this issue starts in California. AB 32 is the start of California's transition to a 21st century economy of clean, green, homegrown energy – and represents an opportunity for the state, and the nation, to retake a leadership position in what will be some of the most important industries of the coming decades.
Russell Meyer is the Senior Fellow for Economics and Policy
Prop 23's Regional Repercussions
This post also appeared today in National Journal's Energy & Environment Experts blog.
As others have pointed out in the discussion of California's Proposition 23, which would suspend the landmark climate law (AB32), passage would have wide-ranging implications for both the state itself and the national debate on comprehensive climate and energy policy in the U.S. These concerns for both California- and national-level climate action are valid – by creating a policy environment of extreme uncertainty, Prop 23 threatens to freeze the currently expanding investment in clean technology in the state. It is also arguably the new "battleground" on comprehensive climate legislation in the U.S., given the current state of affairs in the U.S. Congress.
But there's an intermediate level of climate action that also is at stake with passage of Prop 23. Success for the fledgling cap-and-trade portion of the Western Climate Initiative (WCI) hinges on California continuing to be a leader in the development and implementation of the program. WCI states account for nearly 15% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and WCI would be the first emissions-trading scheme in the U.S. to cap emissions from economy-wide sources. While it may take some time for all WCI states to adopt cap-and-trade, all environmental programs have to start somewhere. And California's leadership – not to mention the large quantity of emissions the state will add to the new market – is critical to the most comprehensive (in terms of emissions coverage), ambitious climate action initiative in the U.S. Perhaps this is something the backers of Prop 23 are acutely aware of?
While we're on the topic of threats to this singularly unique climate law, let's not forget Prop 23's much less well-known cousin, Prop 26. This initiative seeks to tighten how the state constitution defines taxes and regulatory fees, and require a two-thirds supermajority vote in the state Legislature to enact new taxes and many fees. Perhaps seemingly harmless, lawyers from UCLA this week argued that Prop 26 is a threat to the state's ability to assess fees on polluters for the external costs they impose on the public and will affect a number of existing laws, including the state's landmark climate law (as well as a green chemistry initiative, two laws blocking chemical products in landfills, and rules on lead). It's ironic that Prop 23 could be defeated, while Prop 26, backed with multimillion-dollar contributions from the California Chamber of Commerce, Chevron Corporation, and Philip Morris USA Inc., might slide through and have the same effect on AB32, albeit via different means. Passage of either proposition would be a setback to California's ability (and thus, the WCI's ability) to move forward on climate.
Eileen Claussen is President
No Props for Props (23 & 26)
I will be the first to admit that I don't really understand the California election process. Governors are recalled and propositions seem to proliferate at every election cycle. What I do understand is that these propositions can have dramatic consequences—after all, elections do matter. Most folks who are reading our blog have likely heard of Prop 23, which would effectively stop the implementation of California's landmark climate change law, AB32. Environmental groups, clean energy entrepreneurs and big names such as Bill Gates and James Cameron have poured large amounts of attention and $25 million into the "No on 23" campaign, even as refiners Valero and Tesoro—and the now infamous Koch Brothers—fund the Yes campaign. Luckily the opponents have been getting the upper hand recently, with polls saying just over 50% of likely voters plan to vote against the prop—including both gubernatorial candidates.
Ambitious GHG Targets for California Drivers
On September 23, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced the adoption of ambitious, though aspirational, greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction targets associated with the total miles traveled by California drivers. This is the latest step in the process of implementing Senate Bill 375, signed by Governor Schwarzenegger in 2008. The significant increase in stringency of the CARB target levels over recommendations made by Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) last May was surprising and although praised by some, has received significant criticism.
The law provides incentives, not mandates, for MPOs to use regional transportation strategies that encourage smart growth. Incentives for MPOs, which meet the GHG targets, can include easier access to federal funding and exemption from certain environmental review requirements. Although called 'precedent setting' by the media, it establishes growth policies considered similar to others that have already been implemented in California, and this law would not have a strong impact without stringent GHG reduction targets. SB 375 required CARB to set the targets, giving it the power to determine how seriously MPOs would have to invest in new development plans if they wish to take advantage of the incentives. Using 2005 as a baseline, the GHG emissions per capita reduction targets set by CARB for 2020 and 2035 were, respectively:
Region | 2020 Target | 2035 Target |
San Diego Area | 7% | 13% |
Sacramento Region | 7% | 16% |
Bay Area Region | 7% | 15% |
Southern California | 8% | 13% |
San Joaquin Valley (to be revisited in 2012) | 5% | 10% |
Targets for the remaining six MPOs making up 5 percent of the population match or improve upon their current plans for 2020 and 2035 |
The targets CARB defined were more ambitious than what the largest MPOs recommended in May. For example, recommendations for the Bay Area were 5 percent per capita for 2020 and 5 percent for 2035 (the same to account for projected population growth, which would make higher targets more difficult to achieve in 2035). Critics complained that these targets were "hijacked" by environmentalists, as CARB did not provide an explanation for the increase.
While more stringent targets are a victory for champions of climate change policy, some Californians have claimed CARB's numbers as irresponsible because MPOs cannot afford to implement the plans needed to meet the targets. Given the state's budget deficit and lingering impacts from the global economic recession in 2008 and 2009, budget crises for transit agencies have resulted in decreased service and increased fares. To combat expected costs, CARB has promised to help seek out more state and federal funding, although CARB member and San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts is pessimistic about their chances. Business groups angrily predict that such funding will have to come from increased transportation taxes such as vehicle miles traveled fees, parking fees, and congestion pricing. Critics (Example 1, Example 2) also cite the prediction by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) of San Francisco that gas would reach a cost of $9.07 per gallon if there were a carbon or 'vehicle miles traveled' (VMT) tax.
CARB could address these concerns by clarifying the rationale for its decision and exposing half-truths propagated by some of its critics. For example, whether or not targets are too ambitious, SB 375 requires CARB to review them regularly and consider revisions based on economic and demographic conditions, as well as actual results achieved. The critics' references to the MTC's $9.07 per gallon gas are disingenuous warnings. The MTC's gas price forecast is actually for 2035, not the immediate future, and the MTC considers a carbon or VMT tax as just one of multiple policy options. Only when this tax is added to the MTC's unlikely forecast of gas prices (a linear extrapolation based on gas prices in 2008, the highest price ever, hitting $7.47 per gallon by 2035) does the cost of one gallon reach $9.07 in 2035. This forecast is significantly different from that of the U.S. Energy Information Administration, which, as of 2010, expects a national average of $3.91 per gallon gas in 2035. In addition, sustainable development experts Calthorpe Associates' 'Vision California' study highlights attainable smart growth savings for Californians that would provide a significant boost to the economy. It quantifies savings, potentially achievable through SB 375, at $6,400 per year per household by 2050, among other significant opportunities.
While it is natural to be wary of the ambitious goals, California has previously defied naysayers and achieved ambitious policy goals at lower costs than initially predicted, as happened with Title 24 building energy efficiency standards in 1978. Furthermore, it is worth noting that SB 375 will remain intact no matter the fate of Proposition 23, which seeks to suspend the Global Warming Solutions Act, Assembly Bill 32, in the upcoming elections. By providing incentive-based aggressive targets, MPOs now have greater reason to invest significantly in future transportation and land use plans. With such an investment, Californians can look forward to a more comfortable life with shorter commutes, reduced air pollution, and long-term economic growth.
Sam Wurzelmann is the Innovative Solutions intern
California Air Resources Board Increases State's Renewable Portfolio Standard
On September 23, the California Air Resources Board unanimously voted to increase the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) to 33 percent by 2020. The rule is a result of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's Executive Order S-21-09 to increase the RPS, issued September 15, 2009.
The regulation will require both investor owned and publicly owned utilities to increase the amount of electricity obtained from renewable sources. This is different from the 20 percent RPS ending this year as publicly owned utilities were not previously included. The policy is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions below business-as-usual levels by the equivalent of 12 to 13 million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year by 2020.
'Transportation and Climate Initiative' in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S.
On June 16, eleven Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states, as well as the District of Columbia, announced a Declaration of Intent for the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI). The TCI is, "a new regional transportation approach that will help states build the clean energy economy of the future." The initiative aims to, "expand safe and reliable transportation options, attract federal investment, lower transportation costs, improve overall air quality and public health, and mitigate the transportation sector's impact on climate change." Included in this initiative are the ten Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative members (Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont), Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia. Transportation currently accounts for 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern U.S. The states involved with the TCI will establish and fund the Transportation, Energy, and Environment Staff Working Group to direct the initiative's planning and seek public and private funding for projects. The Georgetown Climate Center facilitated the initial meeting of the TCI.
Smart Growth for New York's Public Infrastructure
On August 30, New York Governor David Patterson signed into law the "State Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act." The law establishes smart growth criteria for state infrastructure agencies (SIA), which include the NY State Department of Transportation, Department of Education, Housing Finance Agency, Housing Trust Fund Corporation, Environmental Facilities Corporation, Dormitory Authority, and Urban Development Corporation.
The law stipulates that SIA cannot approve, undertake, support, or finance a public infrastructure project unless it meets defined smart growth criteria. One of the criteria is that SIA would advance funding to existing infrastructure and projects only if they are consistent with local governments' plans for development. Further, criteria include community based planning, coordination among state and local governments, predictability in land use codes, and sustainability.
Keeping PACE with the States
Despite the uncertain future of comprehensive federal climate legislation, states continue to move forward with energy policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save consumers money on their electricity bills. One policy in particular is quickly gaining traction in the states: Property Assessed Clean Energy, or PACE, programs. Twenty-three states plus Washington, DC, have PACE legislation, and 13 others have proposals on the table including Kentucky, South Carolina, Nebraska, and Pennsylvania.
PACE is an innovative funding mechanism that addresses many of the financial barriers to energy efficiency and renewable energy retrofits on residential, commercial, and industrial properties. In general through PACE states delegate authority to local governments to designate an improvement district and issue bonds, which provide low-interest, long-term loans to property owners for energy saving measures. The loans are paid back through an addition on the property tax bill and often over a 20-year period. If the property is sold, the debt transfers to the new owner. PACE programs usually create a lien on properties that is "senior" to (i.e., takes precedence over) other obligations on the property.
Because PACE is run by local governments, there are different styles of implementation for the various program elements including: program administration, underwriting criteria, source of funds, eligible measures, and quality control. For example, San Francisco uses a third party for administrative functions and issues "mini-bonds" to be purchased by a pre-determined investor, while Babylon County, in New York, uses in-house staff to administrate and has repurposed an existing solid waste fund for financing.
The White House strongly supports initiatives that make it easier for homeowners to get loans for energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements, and PACE programs have benefited from $150 million in stimulus funding. In an effort to standardize best practices and ensure that PACE is good policy for all stakeholders, the White House released a Policy Framework for PACE Financing Programs in October 2009. The measures initially accelerated the adoption of PACE and served as a guide for the second generation of PACE programs.
However, both existing and developing programs have been slowed or halted entirely due to opposition from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. In May, both agencies sent letters to mortgage lenders reminding them that an energy-related lien may not be senior to a federally backed mortgage. The letters place a burden on the lender to determine if they originate mortgages in any state or locality that permits a first lien priority on energy loans. Proponents of PACE and its senior lien provision say it is a necessary requirement for local governments to raise funds.
Following Freddie and Fannie, on July 14 the Federal Housing and Financing Agency (FHFA) released a statement of their opposition to PACE. As a result, the California attorney general's office has sued the FHFA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac for their actions and unwillingness to guarantee properties with PACE assessments. The July 14 lawsuit asks the court to declare that PACE does not violate the standards of Fannie and Freddie and also requests an injunction to prevent the agencies from taking action against home owners with PACE loans. Congress is also working on legislation that would require Freddie and Fannie to use underwriting standards that would facilitate the use of PACE programs. With a scarcity of financing options that overcome the high upfront cost of retrofits, this is an issue worth watching closely.
Olivia Nix is the Innovative Solutions intern


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Thread: Draw, Sleep, Repeat
April 21st, 2012 #151
Thanks aaliasmith!
I have a very long way to go.
Just need to keep my head above uni work and practice
Hide this ad by registering as a memberApril 28th, 2012 #152abstract work for Imaging class.
Trying to get through all my uni submissions so I can practice more -__-
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May 2nd, 2012 #153some stuff from this week
May 2nd, 2012 #154Also I my art books and posters came in the mail!
May 2nd, 2012 #155Nice work. Post #152 reminds me if James Jean in a subtle kind of way.
Keep it up!
May 3rd, 2012 #156Thanks The_Flying_Dutchman!
May 3rd, 2012 #157Nice work man those couple of demons look really nice. I love that Kekai Kotaki poster too. Have you checked out Koniotis
May 3rd, 2012 #158ah that poster - should really aquire one - and also nice pieces esp. the color experiments.
SB. p31 updated 25.04.2012.
May 5th, 2012 #159GEB Thanks! I'm a huge fan of Kekai, and no never heard of Koniotis, just looked him up and I am blown away. Thank you very much for sharing, I really love his work
dan liimatta Thank you you can get the posters really cheap on ebay actually I was surprised!
May 6th, 2012 #160sketchy sketches
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May 7th, 2012 #161Character for Imaging class
May 8th, 2012 #162sketchessss
and some character concepts for uni, space dogs
May 9th, 2012 #163ref used
also I found a life drawing class close to my place that I'm going to start going to on the weekends, cant wait!
May 9th, 2012 #164morning anatomy practice
May 15th, 2012 #165some uni work
May 24th, 2012 #166Some sketches.
Got a bunch more studies I did on the train this week that I'll upload tonight
May 27th, 2012 #167Character paintings for uni,
Heres the latest one and all 3 together
May 27th, 2012 #168drapery studies
May 30th, 2012 #169quick painting before bed
May 30th, 2012 #170landscape from the other day,
I really need to work on these and define them a lot more, this seems very muddy and hard to read
May 30th, 2012 #171Registered User- Join Date
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A struggling student would rather be me. Your stuff is great! Keep it up
May 30th, 2012 #172
June 2nd, 2012 #173what diablo 3 has done to me...
June 2nd, 2012 #174Lol at the last post XD.
Really cool stuff you got in here, i agree with your self-crit in that some of them are a bit muddy/cluttered but you are progressing nicely.
Looking forward to more.
June 3rd, 2012 #175Mangix Thanks man! Definitely have to think about things more when I paint landscapes instead of just chucking it all together haha
June 3rd, 2012 #176a quick portrait from reference
June 5th, 2012 #177working on enviros, if anyone has some good tutorials or references please let me know
June 5th, 2012 #178Struggling student? I'M one of those!! haha nice work so far dude. the marketplace study and the wolf really stick out to me. And your mechs are awesome. Keep it up! Lets struggle forward together shall we?
June 5th, 2012 #179I really like your confident pencil lines in your studies, especially the drapery. Keep it up :3
June 6th, 2012 #180Ghast- Thanks dude! haha sounds like a plan
Caspia -Thank you
Here are some environments from today, on holidays now so plenty of time to paint!


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I'm writing a little program in android and in it I've a list of byte values in a string variable. something like this :
String src = "255216173005050";
Now, what i need to do is to extract the byte values from the source string and store them in a byte variables. (in above source string, i'll have 5 bytes to store)
For doing this i could successfully read source string and separate the byte values by 3 characters. (255, 216, 173, 005, 050)
The problem is that i failed to convert these strings to their byte values.
it is what I've already done :
String str = "255";
byte b = (byte) Integer.parseInt(str);
By running this, b will be -60 ! Is there Please help me !


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Yesterday, I reported that the University of Washington is adding questions about criminal records to its student application forms. Later that day, the university removed the questions from its Online Degree application, the one where the questions had already been rolled out.
In a letter to Huskies for Fairness, a group opposed to asking applicants about their criminal histories, UW Provost Ana Mari Cauce said the question was included in the application "in error, without my knowledge. As you rightly point out, we [are] not yet ready for implementation."
UW is still developing the policy and intends to ask applicants about their violent felony and sex offender records beginning next year (fall 2014), she told me today by e-mail.
I wrote yesterday that Washington State University asks similar criminal history questions of its applicants. In fact, WSU does not ask about criminal history at all, Cauce pointed out. I've corrected the post. This would seem to bolster the argument against criminal history questions.
She says many other colleges ask broader questions about past behavior, including criminal misdemeanors and school suspensions. That's unlikely to persuade critics, though, who say there's no evidence that ex-convicts pose a significant public safety threat to the campus.
Cauce explains which colleges ask more expansive questions below the jump.
The "common application" which is used by Seattle U, Seattle Pacific University, Pacific Lutheran, University of Puget Sound, Whitman and Whitworth, and by pubic universities such as Michigan, Virgina, University of North Carolina, Ohio State, etc., and by Historically Black Colleges such as Morehouse, Spelman, Fish, and Howard, asks,
"Have you ever been found responsible for a disciplinary violation at any educational institution you have attended from the 9th grade (or the international equivalent) forward, whether related to academic misconduct or behavioral misconduct, that resulted in a disciplinary action? These actions could include, but are not limited to: Probation, suspension, removal, dismissal, or expulsion from the institution." Yes/No
"Have you ever been adjudicated guilty or convicted of a misdemeanor, felony or other crime?" Yes/No
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Final wild horses on Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge to be collected
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Elko County's Petition to Congress to make cross-country trek
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Wild horse roundup plan sparks controversy (Video)
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Student researches the wild horses on remote Sable Island
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Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, has doubts about BLM study on burros
From: Havasu News Herald By: Zachary Matson A Washington D.C.-based nonprofit on Tuesday released an analysis of Bureau of Land Management data that calls into question the agency's study ...Full Article
Wild horse roundups not the best way to control population
Everyone interested in the fate of the wild horses of the United States should write a letter to their local newspaper, post your views on Facebook and Twitter – ...Full Article
Update from Canadian "Wildies" advocates
In the past we have published articles from Virginia Fisher keeping us up to date on wild horse advocates in Canada's fight with their government to protect the wild ...Full Article
Wyoming horse roundup scheduled to start Monday
The ink has barely dried on the ruling, and already the BLM is ready to remove 800 wild horses. The Wild Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act has been ...Full Article
Court Rules for allowing Wild Horse Roundup to Proceed
In a blow to the remaining ever dwindling wild horse population in the United States, the BLM and the State of Wyoming will be allowed to proceed with their wild ...Full Article


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US 3514345 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) DIODE ARRAY AND PROCESS FOR MAKING SAME Original Filed Sept. 29, 1961 May 26, 1970 c. J. CARTER ETAL 2 Sheets-Sheet l INVENTORS CZarelzce J: Carlie; Richard F Stewm'i' May 26, 1970 c. J. CARTER ETAL DIODE ARRAY AND PROCESS FOR MAKING SAME Original Filed Sept. 29; 1961 2 Sheets-Sheet a INVENTORS Clarence J 620%? Richa d EJZeu/WZ United States Patent 3,514,345 DIODE ARRAY AND PROCESS FOR MAKING SAME Clarence J. Carter, Rolling Hills, Calif., and Richard F. Stewart, Richardson, Tex., assignors to Texas Instruments Incorporated, Dallas, Tex., a corporation of Delaware Continuation of application Ser. No. 462,774, Apr. 26, 1965, which is a division of application Ser. No. 141,- 854, Sept. 29, 1961. This application Dec. 26, 1967, Ser. No. 693,675 Int. Cl. H011 /00, /00, 15/02 US. Cl. 148-33 9 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Disclosed is a diode array comprised of a body of highresistivity material, each diode comprising a P-N junction which is defined by layers of opposite type conductive material, one on top of a ridge and the other there being in a depression between the ridges and extending to the surface of the semiconductor body. This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 462,774, filed Apr. 26, 1965, which in turn is a division of application Ser. No. 141,854, filed Sept. 29, 1961, now abandoned. This invention relates to a process of making a diode array on the surface of a slab or wafer of semiconductor material and to the product resulting from this process. In the field of radar telescopy there is need for an array of a large number of diodes spaced very close together. Such an array of diodes would be useful to detect microwave energy focused by the lens system of a radar telescope. To carry out this detection with individual existing diodes assembled together into an array would be impractical because of the large number of diodes needed. On the order of one-half million diodes are required in the array. Also the physical size of such diodes would make the resolution obtained by an assembled array very poor. In view of the foregoing and other difficulties, it has not been possible to date to devise a diode array that is satisfactory for radar telescopy work. This invention, however, provides a way to overcome the diflicult and tedious problems that have plagued those laboring in this field, and provides a successful diode array. This is essentially accomplished by utilizing an integral diode array, sensitive to microwave energy, that is formed on the surface of a slab or wafer of silicon. The wafer of silicon is characterized with a high resistivity to prevent microwave losses and to prevent the diodes themselves from being shorted out. Whereas the use of high purity silicon is suggested for this purpose, such silicon is hard to get and expensive, especially in the amount contemplated. To overcome this problem, a material that has an energy level that lies deep in the forbidden energy band is diffused as an impurity material into the silicon. The addition of this material drives the silicon to a very high resistivity and in this way a lower purity silicon can be used as a raw material and the desired high resistivity can still be obtained. The preferred material for this purpose is gold. Iron or copper could also be used, but they do not work as well as gold. The diodes are formed on the silicon in unique 6; ways as will become more apparent from the detailed description appearing hereinafter. It is, accordingly, an object of the present invention to provide a novel diode array that is especially adapted for radar telescopy. It is a further object of the invention to provide a unique method for producing a diode array for radar "ice telescopy whereby an extraordinary number of diodes can be arranged compactly on a surface to obtain good resolution of impinging signals on the diode array. It is still another object of the invention to provide a diode array that can be readily manufactured econom- 5 ically and etficiently. Further objects and advantages of the invention will become readily apparent from the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the invention and when taken in conjunction with the following drawings wherein: FIG. 1 shows a silicon wafer as it appears during processing; FIG. 2 is a view in section taken along line 22 of FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a view in section taken along line 33 of FIG. 2; and FIG. 4 shows the finished product. According to the invention, the diode array is formed on a silicon wafer or slab which may be by way of example about one inch square and 0.050 inch thick. In accordance with the principles of this invention, the silicon must possess a high resistivity as in use of the finished diode array. The energy (microwave type) will pass through the wafer before striking the P-N junction areas formed in one face of the wafer. In this way, contacts and leads can be freely attached to the face of the wafer in which the junction areas are formed without danger of creating microwave losses. The high resistivity of the silicon wafer is essential to avoid microwave losses. To achieve the requisite high resistivity, one would ordinarily conceive of using ultra high purity, zone refined silicon. Whereas the use of this material would be more than acceptable from a technical standpoint, viewed from economy, its use would be prohibitive. Thus, the invention has sought and found a way of procuring silicon of necessary resistivity without incurring the expense one would normally associate with this achievement. High resistivity silicon satisfactory for this invention is produced by gold plating the silicon wafer and thereafter diffusing the gold plating into the wafer at a temperature of about 800 C. for about 24 hours. This diffusion of gold increases the resistivity of the silicon in the order of a few thousand ohm-centimeters or more. It has been found that gold has the property of compensating for any impurities contained in the silicon. The gold establishes recombination centers in the silicon crystal and thus decreases the lifetime of the carriers and would not normally suggest itself as being a good material to be added to the silicon. However, in the application of microwave detection, the lifetime of the carriers is not an important consideration. It is not important whether the silicon has a high, medium or low resistivity initially, as the addition of gold will drive the silicon to a very high resistivity. Consequently, a lower purity silicon may be used as a raw material and a high resistivity still be obtained. Iron or copper could be used instead of gold but these elements do not work as well. The diffused material should have an energy level that lies deep in the forbidden band, whereas the normal impurities added to a semiconductor crystal lie very close to either the conduction or the valence band. Such normal impurities would include B, Al, Ga, In, P, As, Sb, etc. Gold has several levels but all of them are close to the middle of the forbidden band and as a result, gold would have to be heated considerably before it would contribute to the conductivity of the parent material. The amount of gold 70 needed for the diffusion is very minute as the concentration achieved is about 10" to 10- parts to one part of the semiconductor material. After the above-described diffusion process, the excess gold is removed and one surface of the wafer is lapped flat. Grooves are then cut into this surface to a depth of three to five mils to form ridges and valleys of substantially equal width. The cutting of these grooves is carried out by placing four strips of tape on the lapped surface parallel to each other and then, using the tape as a mask, forming the grooves by sand blasting. The tapes employed were made of Teflon, although any thin tape could be suitably used so long as the proper mechanical masking were provided. After sand blasting, the wafer is etched with a fast etch material, such as CP-4, which comprises hydrofluoric acid, nitric acid, acetic acid and a small amount of bromine, to remove the rough surfaces caused by the sand blasting and to remove the surface region exhibiting mechanical strain. This step insures that the diffusing step which takes place next will not be preferential along straing lines, cracks, or the like. Instead of being etched, the wafers could be polished with a suitable brass or cast iron material. Following the etching step, phosphorous from the vapor state is diffused into the surface of the solid state wafer in an open tube process. This diffusion is carried out in an oxygen atmosphere at a temperature of 1300 C. for a period of 30 minutes. As a result, an air-tight layer of N-type material is formed in the valleys or grooves and on the ridges or lands of the wafer to a depth of about .0003 inch. The oxygen atmosphere produces a layer of oxide on the surface of the filtered layer. The phosphorous doped material is then removed from the top of the ridges or lands by lapping and mechanical polishing leaving an N-type layer covered with oxide in the valleys or grooves. This lapping and polishing operation is carried out by using a fairly coarse grinding compound to remove a layer of about .001 inch thick and then using a very fine polishing compound such as cerium oxide polish to produce a good optical polished surface. Following the polishing operation, the wafer is washed and then boron is diffused into the wafer. This boorn diffusion is carried out at a temperature from 1200 to 1250 C. for a period of from to minutes in a dry oxygen atmosphere. The boron diffuses into the ridges and forms a layer of P-type material on each of the ridges from .0002 to .0004 inch thick. The oxide coating on the N-type material in the valleys provides a partial masking against the boom diffusion. Thus, after this step of boron diffusion, there are alternate strips of P and N-type material corresponding to the ridges and valleys on the wafer surface. The steps of phosphorous diffusion and boron diffusion are controlled so thatthe boron concentration in the layers on the ridges is less than the phosphorous concentration in the layers in the valleys in order to get good junctions. This difference in the diffusion steps helps offset the partial diffusion of boron into the phosphorous doped layers in the valleys. In FIGURES 1 and 2, which illustrate the wafer after the diffusion steps, the reference numeral 11 designates the wafer. The layers 13 of N-type material cover the valleys and extend up to the corners of the ridges. The layers 12 of P-type material extend over the top of the ridges. Diode junctions 14 are formed at the intersection of the layers 12 and 13. The exact position and shapes of the junctions is not known but they occur somewhere near the corners of the ridges. After the step of diffusing boron, small wires are stretched across the grooved surface of the wafer 11 in contact with the ridges and perpendicular to the direction of the laterally extending ridges and grooves. The wires 15 are about .010 inch in diameter. After the wires 15 are positioned as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the grooved surface is again sand blasted to out below the surface layers 12 and 13. The wires 15 provide a mechanical mask in the sand blasting and as a result grooves are cut between the wires 15 leaving lands in the shadows of the wires. FIG. 3 illustrates a cross section of the wafer perpendicular to the cross section shown in FIG. 2 after this second sand blasting operation has taken place. As shown in FIG. 3, the grooves cut between the wires 15 extend below the strips or layers 13 of N-type material. The resulting product, shown in FIG. 4, comprises eight strips of doped material on the silicon wafer 11 with each strip comprising alternate layers 12 and 13 of N and P-type material. There are eight diodes (four back-to-back diodes) fabricated on each strip so 64 inches in all are formed. In order for these diodes to be good microwave detectors, they must have a low shunt capacitance and a low resistivity. The shunt capacitance is made low by making the area of the diode small which is accomplished by the wire masking and sand blasting techniques. Also the shunt capacitance is decreased by having a high resisitivity material on each side of the diode. Ordinarily this desire for high resistivity material on each side of the diode would be in opposition to the need for low resistivity diodes. However, by using the base material with gold diffused therein, the two extremes are obtained. The diffused gold causes the base material to have a high resistivity and the diodes themselves to have a low resistivity. The high resistivity base material used also enables the diodes to operate effectively as if they were isolated from each other. The width of the wire used in the sand blasting operation controls the width of the strip of diodes and thus controls the impedance of the diodes. Thus, the impedance of the diodes may be selected to match the impedance of the incoming microwaves. Instead of the sand blasting steps described above, photo-resist masking and etching could be used to cut the grooves. Photo-resist is a photographic plastic material that would be applied to the surface. Then those parts of the surface which it is desired to mask are exposed to ultraviolet light which hardens the material. The hardened material then serves as a mask in the etching process. As will be evident from the above, 64 diodes are produced in an area 1 inch square or less. The wafers which are produced by this process can then be mounted to completely cover one hemisphere of a Lunberg lens and the other hemisphere used as the collecting lens to focus micro-wave energy on the diode array. Approximately a quarter of a million diodes would be mounted on the one hemisphere of the lens and a satisfactory resolution would be obtained. By appropriately scanning the diodes such as by sequentially sampling their outputs a picture can be built up on a suitable display device such as a cathode ray tube. It will probably be advantageous for the scanning to be subdivided into sectors and a plurality of independently scanning arrangements to be used each having its own associated CRT. Many other modifications may be made to the above described preferred embodiment of the process and product without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, which is limited only as defined in the appended claims. What is claimed is: 1. A diode array comprising a body of high-resistivity silicon semiconductor material and a plurality of semiconductor diodes formed on a surface of said semiconductor body, each of said diodes having a P-N junction comprising juxtaposed contiguous layers of N- and P- type semiconductor material on the surface of and distinct from said body of semiconductor material. 2. A diode array comprising a high-resistivity silicon semiconductor body, a first plurality of diffused regions of one conductivity-determining type material located beneath selected locations of a major face of said body, each of said plurality of first diffused regions extending to said major face, and a second plurality of diffused regions of opposite conductivity-determining type in a plurality of selected second locations of said major face outside and in juxtaposition with said selected first locations, thereby to provide surface adjacent P-N junction areas at said major face. 3. A surface oriented semiconductor device comprismg a body of single crystalline high-resistivity semiconductor material, a first diffused region located on a major face of said body, and a second diffused region of opposite conductivity type at a second location outside of and in juxtaposition with said first diffused region on said major face, thereby to provide a surface-oriented semiconductor device on said major face of said body. 4. The semiconductor device defined in claim 3, wherein said highresistivity body is substantially free of conductivity-determining type impurities. 5. A semiconductor device comprising a body of highresistivity monocrystalline semiconductor material, a first region of one type conductivity-determining impurity formed in said body and a second region of opposite type conductivity-determining impurity formed in said body, said second region being outside of and contiguous with said first region, said two regions extending into one major face of said body and having a P-N junction at the intersection of said regions on said one major face. 6. A diode array comprising a high resistivity silicon semiconductor body, having gold contained therein as an impurity in a concentration of the order to 10- parts to one part of the semiconductor material, a surface of said body having a plurality of non-intersecting depressions defined therein, a layer of semiconductor material of one type conductivity in each of said first plurality of depressions, said layer extending to the surface of said body, a layer of semiconductor material of the opposite type conductivity in the areas between the depressions of said first plurality, and a P-N junction at the surface of said body forming the diode of said array defined by the intersection of said layer at the surface of said body, said surface of said semiconductor body having a second plurality of non-intersecting depressions defined therein, each of said second plurality of depressions intersecting all of said first plurality of depressions and each of said second plurality of depressions passing through said layers of semiconducting material of said one type and said opposite type conductivity, and into said high resistivity body. 7. A diode array comprising a body of high resistivity semiconductor material, a surface of said body having a plurality of non-intersecting grooves defined therein, a layer of semiconductor material of one type conductivity in each of said first plurality of grooves, said layer eX- tending to the surface of said body, a layer of semiconductor material of the opposite type conductivity on the ridges between said first plurality of grooves, and P-N junction at the surface of said body defined by the intersection of said layer at the surface of said body, said surface of said semiconductor body having a second plurality of non-intersecting grooves defined therein, each of said second plurality of grooves intersecting in each of said first plurality of grooves and each of said second plurality of grooves passing through said layers of semi conductor material of said one type and said opposite type conductivity and into said high resistivity body. 8. A diode array comprising a body of high resistivity silicon semiconductor material having gold contained therein as an impurity in a concentration of the order of 10 to 10* parts to one part of semiconductor material, and a plurality of semiconductor diodes formed on a surface of said semiconductor body, each of said diodes having a P-N junction comprising contiguous layers of N- and P-type semiconductor material on the surface of and distinct from said body of semiconductor material. 9. A diode array comprising a body of high resistivity semiconductor material having a material selected from the class consisting of iron, copper, and gold contained therein as an impurity in a concentration of the order of 10* to 10 parts to one part of semiconductor material, and a plurality of semiconductor diodes formed on a surface of said semiconductor body, each of said diodes having a P-N junction comprising contiguous layers of N- and P-type semiconductor material on the surface of and distinct from said body of semiconductor material. References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,964,689 12/1960 Buschert et al. 1481.5 3,020,412 2/1962 Byczkowski 148l.5 3,083,441 4/1963 Littler et al. 148189 3,109,760 11/1963 Goetzberger 148186 L. DEWAYNE RUTLEDGE, Primary Examiner R. A. LESTER, Assistant Examiner US. Cl. X.R. Patent Citations
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Sad to say that every single time the last week I´m gonna log in to play the server goes down for fixes or restarts. It´s extremly anoying to pay for something that you can´t play. I understand the situation, but really; Can´t you fix so that you don´t need quite so much downtime. Star Trek Offline is not funny... :mad:
they have explained before, there is an issue involving character data that requires a server restart. they are being very careful with it because character data is one of the most important aspects of any mmo. they are working but until its sorted there will be downtime more than usual.
so you dont want them to fix the game?
Did you hear that devs your job is done the game is whole and people just want to play it the way it is now with no new content or bug fixes or fixes of any kind that will help improve the game play (i am being sarcastic of course) Do something else go and play a different game, read a book go out side. its better they do regular fixes that take an hour or 2 to do rather than having the entire game come crashing down for a day or so |
Star Trek Offline is quite hilarious actually. The forum rage is fun to read. :D
Every MMO has problems and every MMO has downtimes. Funny thing is, in the last week or so since F2P has launched, the game has been surprisingly stable compared to other launches before it. I never thought I'd say it but Cryptic actually had gotten it together for F2P. :eek: One or two hours of not playing is better than a half or a whole day of no access, from my past experience with other games. :rolleyes: |
Even assuming they did this once a day, for a week, that's only 7 hours you're losing. There's still 23 more hours in the day. |
Look... no one is saying that the downtime is fun, or that we are blindly accepting it... But... This is our characters we are talking about... For me my gametime on my main alone counts for almost 200 full days.
They are working overtime and weekend to fix this... Thats why they can even shut them down in the first place... Is it anoying as hell? Yes... Will it remain this way? No. Eventually it will go back to normal (hopefully... people won't put up with it forever). |
It's odd. DCUO resets their servers everyday for 1hr and no one complains at all. They just wait till the servers are back up and go play again.
No rage, no 'epic fail' threads etc etc... |
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Not much downside from here...looking for a double in the next 12 months.
With $18 cash per share someone is going to start accumulating . I am very long DFS.
I do not see much risk to the downside from these levels, but i sure has been a bumpy ride, mostly downhill for dfs.
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Casa Candelitas is a beautifully crafted modern house in a very private, serene environment, perfect for nourishing your creative spirit and deepening your connection to nature. Designed by well known Light Sculpture Artist, Deanne Sabeck and architect Erik Reise, it is a place of amazing tranquility and natural vibrance with the specific intent of stimulating both your creative endeavors and your yoga/meditation practice. With a very open design and zen feel, the house opens fully to both the ocean, over the infinity pool, and the mountains viewed from the kitchen. You can literally walk out of both the master bedroom and living areas into...Read more
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