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When convicted hedge fund fraudsters Hakan Yalincak and his mother, Ayferafet, promised New York University $21 million, NYU gratefully named a lecture hall after them.
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More than a year after the Yalincaks plead guilty to mail and bank fraud, and five months after Hakan was finally shipped to prison to serve his 42-month sentence (after a claimed stroke and drug overdose failed to convince a judge to push back his pokey-reporting date), NYU students still take classes at the Yalincak Family Foundation Lecture Hall. Visitors to NYU's Greenwich Village campus can take a gander at the fruits of hedge fund fraud etched in a window along West Fourth Street. The name is also bolted onto a wall inside the lecture hall. And there, NYU says, lies the problem.
The university, which returned $1.05 million of the $1.25 million the Yalincaks actually gave, says that it hasn't figured out how to remove the interior letters without leaving permanent marks on the wall, nor has it determined how to seamlessly remove the Yalincak window, according to the school's student newspaper, the Washington Square News.
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|Sep 7, 1999
|Filing date
|Jun 28, 1996
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|Jun 28, 1996
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|Paul F. Grosshart
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|Lam Research Corporation
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|Patent Citations (9), Non-Patent Citations (12), Referenced by (31), Classifications (24), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to materials processing techniques using an excited gaseous medium. Particularly, this invention relates to methods and apparatus for reducing the first-wafer effect in direct-plasma-driven processes.
In one approach to materials processing, a substrate is exposed to excited species such as ions or neutral radicals that interact physically or chemically with the substrate so as to effect deposition of material onto or removal of material from the substrate. The excited species are part of an excited gaseous processing medium, for example, a plasma, generated by applying electromagnetic excitation to a reactant gas composition; process parameters such as power level and pressure are chosen to effect the desired process rate and selectivity. Plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition, plasma ashing and plasma etching, all widely used in the semiconductor industry, embody this approach. For example, in reactive-ion etching systems, both ionic and neutral radical elements participate in the process. Material is removed from the substrate by relatively volatile species created by reaction of radicals with the substrate material; ions impinging the surface provide the energy needed to eject substrate material from the substrate so it can react with a radical, or may volatilize reaction products residing on the substrate.
The plasma is ordinarily generated by applying an oscillating electromagnetic field to a reactant gas composition in order to excite collisions between the molecules that result in ionization or other excitation. Many approaches to applying this excitation have been developed for plasma etching. For the purposes of this disclosure, the phrase "direct-plasma processing" refers to plasma processes in which the substrate is located in an active region containing the plasma, near a powered electrode energized to generate the plasma. For example, in parallel plate reactors, such as are shown in U. S. Pat. Nos. 4,626,312 and 5,248,371, the plasma is generated in situ between a pair of opposing plate electrodes in a diode or triode configuration by a radio frequency ("rf") electrical field oriented perpendicularly to the ;substrate, which is supported by one of electrodes, so that positive ions are accelerated toward it. Variations of this design have incorporated additional electrical or magnetic power sources. For example, Skidmore, Semiconductor International, 1989, pp. 74-79 and U. S. Pat. No. 4,668,338 describe systems incorporating additional magnetic fields for enhancing the plasma density.
By contrast, in so-called "remote-plasma processing", creation of the reactive species is removed from the vicinity of the substrate and does not involve the substrate support. For example, the plasma may be generated in the region of the chamber opposite the substrate by a rf current resonated through a planar coil disposed outside of the reactor chamber. Or, the plasma may be created upstream of a main etching chamber with the reactive constituents being subsequently transported to the main chamber where the etching takes place.
Both types of plasma etching reactors generally incorporate a system, operated in a constant manner during treatment of a series, for removing heat from the substrate. These are present primarily for preventing excessive substrate temperatures in steady-state operation due to, for example, ion bombardment, exothermic chemical reactions or, in direct-plasma processes, waste heat from plasma generation. A mechanism for providing a medium such as inert gas between the substrate and the support is often used to enhance thermal contact between substrate and support. Commonly, a chiller system for receiving excess heat from the substrate support includes a fluid that circulates at a constant rate through the support, thereby receiving heat and carrying it convectively to a refrigeration source, such as a thermostatted liquid bath, to which the heat is transferred. The circulating fluid is usually maintained at a temperature between 0� C. and 500� C. Water is often used as the fluid for these systems; the water circulation rate and properties of the refrigeration source are chosen to maintain the water it a temperature lower than 100� C. throughout the process. For higher temperatures, an alternate fluid such as helium is used. Limiting the substrate temperature is particularly important for etching operations, because the patterning material may incinerate at substrate temperatures higher than about 150� C.
In the manufacture of semiconductor devices, plasma processes arc typically applied to a series of several nominally identical substrates, individually treated in succession by a uniform process. As used in this disclosure, the phrase "uniform process" indicates that each substrate of the series is treated under nominally identical process conditions. A disparity between the process characteristics--for example, etch rate and etch selectivity--of the initial wafers treated by a uniform process and the characteristics of subsequent wafers in the same series has been observed for some plasma processes. This phenomenon has been named the "first-wafer effect." Depending on the characteristic affected and the stringency of its specification, substrates exhibiting the first-wafer effect may be unacceptable, thus reducing the process yield. Although possible causes of the first wafer effect have been investigated, particularly for remote-plasma ashing, process control literature has emphasized accounting or compensating for this effect rather than eliminating it.
The invention reduces the variability of processing outcomes observed for the first substrate or substrates of a series treated by a uniform direct-plasma process by eliminating or shortening the thermal transient in the early stages of the treatment. Generally, only a fraction of the rf power delivered to the reactor for plasma generation in direct-plasma systems is efficiently coupled to the reactant gas composition. The remainder of the applied power appears as waste heat, transferred to the electrodes and to components in contact with them, such as the substrate. Early in the treatment, the waste heat flux into the electrode causes the electrode temperature to rise until the positive heat flux is balanced by loss through conductive, convective and radiative processes, and a steady state condition is established. The transient substrate or sequence of substrates, namely those substrate(s) in thermal contact with the electrode during the initial build-up of waste heat in the electrode, experience a thermal environment different from that of the subsequent substrates, which are treated under the constant-temperature steady-state condition. Depending on the system, this difference in thermal environment may cause variability in etch rate--or conversely etch time--selectivity or anisotropy among substrates. By providing supplemental heat to the system or, equivalently, reducing the rate of heat extraction from the system, particularly with respect to a powered electrode supporting the substrate, the invention brings the system to steady-state condition earlier than would occur with a uniformly operating heat-removal system geared primarily toward limiting the maximum substrate temperature. Thus the transient substrate or substrates are treated under thermal process conditions that are more similar to those experienced by the subsequent substrates in the series, thereby improving substrate-to-substrate uniformity in the process outcome.
Specifically, the invention makes the processing environment more uniform over the series of substrates by holding a process temperature at a substantially constant steady-state value during treatment of the transient substrate(s). As used in this description, the phrase "process temperature" refers to a temperature in the system which reflects the thermal state of the substrate. Thus, the process temperature may be the temperature of the substrate itself or of a component in thermal contact with it, such as the medium thermally coupling the substrate to the electrode, the electrode itself or the fluid circulating through the electrode.
As also used in this description, the phrase "steady-state value" refers to the process temperature value imposed by the invention during treatment of the transient substrate(s). The steady-state value imposed for a given treatment process may be chosen empirically or theoretically. For example, in one approach, the steady-state value is the value that the process temperature has been previously observed to assume under steady-state conditions during treatment of a similar set of substrates by the same process with similar electrode chiller configuration. An alternative is to choose as steady-state value the process temperature value that optimizes some aspect of the process and to control the process temperature to this value during treatment of the entire series.
In accordance with the invention, control of the process temperature may be passive or active. According to one embodiment, the invention regulates the process temperature without temperature feedback. In this case, the control means used to maintain the process temperature at the steady-state value effects heat exchange with the electrode or other body by adjustment of one or more temperature-control parameters according to a preprogrammed schedule. In an alternate embodiment, the process temperature is continually monitored and temperature-control parameters adjusted based on the value observed in situ to bring the process temperature to the setpoint, equal to the steady-state value. For some processes maintaining a substantially constant process temperature during treatment of the transient substrate(s) requires active control of the process temperature before treatment of the initial substrate begins.
The response time of the control system used to regulate the process temperature may hinder absolute conformity of the process temperature to the steady-state value at all times. Although it is preferable to maintain an absolutely constant process temperature to achieve optimum substrate-to-substrate uniformity in the process outcome, the invention may provide substantial benefit even when the initial thermal transient is not completely eliminated. As used to describe the process temperature in this description, the phrase "substantially constant" indicates that the variation of the process temperature over time is sufficiently insignificant to improve the uniformity in process outcome over a series of substrates.
In a preferred embodiment, the temperature of the powered electrode supporting a substrate in treatment is maintained at a constant steady-state value. The desired steady-state value is programmed into a controller, which also receives continual input from a temperature sensor in thermal contact with the electrode; thermal contact may be effected by, for example affixing the sensor to the electrode or by positioning it in the flow of water circulating therethrough. Water circulates through the electrode and a heat exchanger at a constant flow rate. The heat exchanger is operated by the controller to adjust the water temperature based on the sensed electrode temperature and the preprogrammed steady-state value. Early in the treatment of a series of wafers and, optionally, before initiating treatment of the series, the controller maintains the temperature of the water exiting the heat exchanger at a relatively high value; this procedure removes heat from the electrode at a sufficiently low rate or, equivalently, provides heat to the electrode at a sufficiently high rate to bring the electrode quickly to the steady-state value. As rf-generated heat accumulates in the electrode, the controller reduces the temperature of the water leaving the heat exchanger to a relatively low value to provide a heat sink that balances the steady state heat flow into the electrode, thereby stabilizing the electrode temperature at the steady-state value.
In a variation of this embodiment, the heat exchanger adjusts the water temperature to a constant value. Water leaving the heat exchanger is conveyed from the heat exchanger to the electrode through two parallel pathways: a flow-restricted conduit fitted with a heater and a conduit gated by a valve coupled to the controller. Initially, the valve is opened to allow only a small water flow rate through it, thereby forcing a relatively large proportion of the water en route to the electrode to pass through the heated conduit. Then, the valve becomes less restrictive, so that a larger proportion of the water bypasses the heater.
The foregoing discussion will be understood more readily from the following detailed description of the invention, when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals indicate identical or functionally similar elements:
FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a typical prior-art diode reactor;
FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a temperature-control system of the invention;
FIG. 3 schematically illustrates a temperature-control system of a preferred embodiment of the invention;
It will be appreciated that, for purposes of illustration, these figures are not necessarily drawn to scale.
With reference first to FIG. 1, a typical diode reactor of the prior art for direct-plasma etching, generally designated at 10, includes a reactor compartment 12 with an upper electrode 14 and a lower electrode 16 in opposition across an active region 15. The lower electrode 16 supports a substrate S, for example, a semiconductor wafer. The upper electrode 14 is grounded. The lower electrode 16 is coupled to an rf electrical energy source 18 via a matching network 20 including a first variable capacitor, indicated by C1, and an inductor, indicated by L, connected in series with the electrode 16 and with the parallel combination of the source 18 and second a variable capacitor, indicated by C2. A gas injection system 22 is coupled to the reaction compartment 12 to allow the introduction of gaseous species into the compartment 12. A pressure control system 24 is coupled to the compartment 12 so as to control the pressure therewithin. A temperature control system 26 is coupled to the compartment 12 so as to control the temperature of various other components in the compartment 12. A substrate-changing system 30 is coupled to the compartment 12 so as to consecutively position substrates to be treated by a uniform process on the lower electrode 16. In operation, the application of rf power from the source 18 to the electrodes 14 and 16 controllably produces a reactive ion etch ("RIE") plasma therebetween in the well-known manner. Typically, the lower electrode 16 receives a negative bias and functions therefore as the cathode, with the upper electrode 14 playing the role of anode.
In one embodiment, the gas injection system 22 includes a gas diffuser, not shown, positioned between the upper electrode 14 and the lower electrode 16, which provides an optimum flow pattern of injected gas within the reaction compartment 12. In some reactors the upper electrode 14 has a plurality of apertures, not shown, through which gas enters the active region 15. For etching applications, the injected gas composition generally includes oxygen and/or a halogenous species. Depending on the substrate material and the available operating conditions, the injected gas composition for etching generally includes any one or several of oxygen, chlorine, boron trichloride, nitrogen, carbon or silicon tetrachloride, trifluoromethane, tetrafluoromethane, nitrogen trifluoride, sulfur hexafluoride, or hexafluoroethane. The injected gas composition generally also includes a carrier gas such as hydrogen or an inert gas. However, any gas mixture providing reactants from which the processing medium may be generated is appropriate for incorporation into a system of the invention.
The pressure control system 24 usually includes a pressure sensor, not shown, positioned inside the chamber 12, that provides feedback to some pressure regulating means in order to establish and maintain the pressure inside the reaction compartment 12 in accordance with a preselected setpoint value. Typically, the pressure regulating means controllably throttles a valve through which the interior of the reaction compartment 12 communicates with a vacuum system. The setpoint is commonly chosen from a pressure range bounded by 25 mTorr and 3000 mTorr, although pressures from 10-5 Torr to 5 Torr and even outside this range may be preferred for some applications.
The temperature control system 26 may include several features that aid in temperature regulation of the compartment 12 and of the electrodes. For example, passageways, not shown, may allow the circulation of a heat transfer medium, such as water, within the upper electrode 14. Bores, not shown, may be provided through the compartment 12 to receive resistive heating elements. The lower electrode 16 may be apertured for the circulation thereinthrough of a heat transport medium, such as helium and/or water.
The present invention differs from the configuration described above primarily in the design and function of the temperature control system 26. The temperature control system of the invention is configured to maintain a process temperature at a constant steady-state value during treatment of the initial substrate(s) of a series by adjusting temperature-control parameters, for example fluid temperature or circulation rate, which affect the process temperature. As defined in this description, the temperature-control system includes elements involved in the exchange of heat with components in thermal contact with the substrate as well as those elements which actively adjust temperature-control parameters.
One such temperature control system, shown in FIG. 2, features a heat exchanger 40 coupled to controller 45. A circulator 47 moves water through the system. Water leaves the heat exchanger 40 and is conveyed to the electrode through a first conduit 5. The water circulates through the electrode 16, which contains internal pathways configured to promote heat transfer between the electrode and the water, and returns to the heat exchanger through the second conduit 60. The controller 45 adjusts the operation of the heat exchanger 40 according to a preprogrammed schedule, consistent with the heat-generation rate of the direct-plasma process, that produces a substrate temperature having a substantially constant steady-state value of about 20� C. during processing of the transient substrate(s) of a series.
In a preferred embodiment of the temperature control system 26, shown in FIG. 3, a heat exchanger 70 is coupled to a controller 75 receiving temperature data from a thermocouple temperature sensor 80 in thermal contact with the lower electrode 16. Water leaving the electrode 16 passes through the conduit 85 and enters the heat exchanger 70, which adjusts the temperature of the water entering conduit 90 to a constant value. The conduit 90 divides into two branches 95 and 100. A flow restricter 105 limits fluid flow through the first branch 95, which is in thermal contact with a constant-wattage heater 110. A adjustable valve 115 controlling the fluid flow rate through the second branch 100 is coupled to the controller 75. In response to the data from the temperature sensor 80, the controller 75 adjusts the valve 115 so as to vary the proportion of water that has been heated to the total amount that enters the electrode 16 through a conduit 120, thereby providing a time-dependent heat sink to the electrode 16. Thus, the temperature control system compensates for the time-dependence of the electrode temperature due to the rf power supplied for plasma generation, thereby creating a steady-state thermal environment for the transient substrates.
It will therefore be seen that the foregoing represents a highly advantageous approach to direct-plasma processing of a series of substrates, especially for enhancing substrate-to-substrate uniformity in process outcome. The terms and expressions employed herein are used as terms of description and not of limitation, and there is no intention, in the use of such terms and expressions, of excluding any equivalents of the features shown and described or portions thereof, but it is recognized that various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention claimed.
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Sea view /Two bedroom apartment, Istria,Croatia – Home 217183
- Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 4 sleeps
- 1 night min stay
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Suitable for children age 5+
- Car essential
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
This two bedroom split level apartment is located in charming Zambratija village, near Umag. Istria, Croatia, just few minutes' walk from the beach.and only 5 minutes by bike from complex of 4 stars holiday and sport and entertaining holiday resorts, such as Stella Maris, Katoro, Polynesia. The apartment has easy access to all amenities, including great restaurants, bars, swimming pools, aqua-parks for children, tennis courts etc...
Umag has a local market for bargain hunting, and many excellent restaurants, cafes and patisseries for eating out.
Minutes from the flat there are:" Vilola" 4* private Hotel and restaurant with Taverna/Pizzeria; "Tony" Fish restaurant, Beach Bars and Bakery kiosks.
In the warm summer months it is a great help to have all these on the doorstep . That can make holiday more relaxed and complete.
Additional advantage to the apartment is close proximity to the sea and pine- tree grove with archeological conservation
This two bedroom split level apartment is located in charming Zambratija village, near Umag. Istria, Croatia, just few minutes' walk from the beach.and only 5 minutes by bike from complex of 4 stars holiday and sport and entertaining holiday resorts, such as Stella Maris, Katoro, Polynesia. The apartment has easy access to all amenities, including great restaurants, bars, swimming pools, aqua-parks for children, tennis courts etc...
Umag has a local market for bargain hunting, and many excellent restaurants, cafes and patisseries for eating out.
Minutes from the flat there are:" Vilola" 4* private Hotel and restaurant with Taverna/Pizzeria; "Tony" Fish restaurant, Beach Bars and Bakery kiosks.
In the warm summer months it is a great help to have all these on the doorstep . That can make holiday more relaxed and complete.
Additional advantage to the apartment is close proximity to the sea and pine- tree grove with archeological conservation area (opposite to the apartment).
There is a local town tourist train ( the station is 5 min away) that goes along the numerous beaches all the way to Umag.
Hiring bike, bicycle and all water sport equipment is strait forward and easy.
The apartment benefits from underground garage parking space, air conditioning, two balconies with mobile sun protection tends, bathroom/Wc and additional separate toilet. Leading from the living room and open kitchen is a comfortable balcony with stunning sea views, furnished with a sofa, a table and leather chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With one double and one twin bedroom, the apartment is ideal both for couples and families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
Stella Maris ATP Tennis Court well known for midsummer tournament and music festivals is on a walking distance. There are many hotel and free entry beaches, as well as many bars and restaurants. Zambratija (Umag) is near to popular Istrian places of Buje, Motovun, Novigrad and Porec, as well as Rovinj and Pula all easily accessible by car. In addition, there are daily boat trips to Venice and back, organized through local tour operators.
The ATP Umag tournament is one of the most attractive global ATP International Series tournaments for men, and is responsible for the development of the many tennis schools, camps and tennis tournaments in the Umag area. Today, the town has 60 modern tennis courts and also an impressive ITC tennis centre Stella Maris. The tournament is taking place at end of July beginning August.
A combination of wellness and the sea are the perfect for body and mind relaxation, and they complete the holiday experience in general.
There are many excellent and affordable wineries and great gourmet restaurants nearby, offering traditional Istrian cuisine including famous Istrian truffles, local wines and some of the best olive oil. No doubt your stay in Zambratija private residence will make your holiday eventful, yet relaxing and very enjoyable.
Further details
German /english/ italian speaking representative on hand to assist.
Not suitable for children under 5 (because of indoor stairs)
Further details indoors
The apartment is on the first floor, split leveled, and benefits from air conditioning /heating. Elegantly furnished sitting room has a leather sofa, dining table with 4 chairs, Cabinets, Satellite TV with DVD player. Patio doors lead to a private balconies, one on each floor. Open plan kitchen is equipped with fitted cupboards, ceramic hob, full size oven, freezer & fridge. There is also an iron/ironing board and hair dryer.
The bathroom on the top floor is fully equipped with a washing machine. In addition there is a separate toilet on first floor.
The master bedroom has a king size bed, wardrobes and bedside drawing cabinets. There is access to balcony/solarium with excellent sea views. Second bedroom has two separate beds, wardrobe, bedside drawing cabinets, working desk and chair.
The flat has a reserved underground garage parking space in the building.
Further details outdoors
Secure parking space in the underground garage.
The split leveled (maisonette ) apartment is fully air-conditioned throughout, comprising 2 double bedrooms , two balconies, good size living room with satellite TV, DVD etc., modern kitchen with fridge/ freezer, cooker/ oven etc., leading onto open plan dinning/sitting room with door to the 1st balcony. Family bathroom comprising shower, toilet, bide, as well as washing machine.
Bedrooms and family bathroom are on the second level accessed by a wood stairs. Second balcony is accessible from the main bedroom.
On the first level there is additional toilet.
Location description from owner
The Istria region
Umag, Buje and Novigrad create the gateway to the magic land called Istria. You can enjoy some 50 km of beautiful beaches. In the hinterland, standing on the Karst terraces, you can see and smell the sea.
Make your vacation an adventure full of passion
Today's wellness tourism in Umag can be traced back all the way to the Roman rustic villas. Here you can engage in sports and recreation, all in all an active vacation where you can recharge your batteries. Umag offers its old-town streets and squares, and numerous paths for easygoing bike rides, horse riding and walks for you to enjoy. North-west Istrian landscape has been molded over 2 000 years of commitment and affection for its red soil. Its surreal beauty will surely have an affect on you. Let yourself go and enjoy the beauty of nature, the peace and quiet will have a soothing effect on your soul. When you come to Umag, you have at your disposal some 100 tennis courts and the beautiful tennis stadium in Stella Maris, Katoro and Polynesia.
Zambratija is the village close to Umag town and port on the north-western coast of Istria, which presents 'Croatia's gateway to Europe', 15 minutes by car from the Slovenian and 35 minutes form the Italian border. It also has the reputation of the Istrian sports centre, since as the host of the ATP tournament for many years now, it attracts numerous top world tennis players.
Its beneficial features were already recognized by the Romans who turned it into their summer residence. The magnificence and splendour of those times today is reflected in the many Venetian houses in the old part of Umag.
At a distance of only 40 kilometres from Trieste, 150 kilometres from Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia and 50 nautical miles from Venice, Umag and Zambratija is a favourite holiday destination with extraordinary excursion possibilities. Umag's hinterland offers newly discovered tourist attractions like mountaineering, caving and other chances for adventure enthusiasts. Sports lovers will be able to enjoy cycling, horse riding, paragliding, trekking, rock climbing. Wine lovers and gastronomers will enjoy various delicacies and excellent wine.
The mixture of Mediterranean and Alpine climate is a special feature, making the summer heat bearable for elderly people, too, while the nights offer a pleasant sleep without a sweltering heat. This mixture of Mediterranean and Alpine air is very favourable for persons with cardiac and pulmonary disorders. Very rarely the temperature falls below 15 °C, and the snow has been recorded very rarely. The sea water is crystal clear and suitable for swimming from May to October.
Visiting local villages and small towns is extraordinary experience meeting people, attending festivals (film festival in Motovun) visiting artists colonies (Groznjan) visiting roman cities (Rovinj, Porec, Novigrad, Pula... doing excursions to Venice from Umag or Porec, Ljubljana, capital of Slovenija, Trieste town in Italy...
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- Suitable for children over 5
- No pets allowed
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 1 Sofa Bed, 2 Single Beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 Toilet Only
- Air conditioning
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- Video player
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:14:00, Check out time:11:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Brandon B
- Response rate:
- 94%
- Calendar updated::
- 05 Feb 2017
- Years listed:
- 4
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Apartment has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 4. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 13 Jun 2012. Located in Istria, it has 2 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate is £385.
The Owner has a response rate of 94% and the property's calendar was last updated on 05 Feb 2017.
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"fantastic flat fantastic country"
When we arrived the flat was spotless and welcoming. It was great to walk down to the harbour for morning coffee and the restaurants were gourmet at Mc Donalds prices . Toni 's is fantastic for fish and two minutes walk away. Umag is two miles away and retains much of it's traditional charm and again has many places to eat . Best of all is the sence of space no fighting for your square foot of beach here and having been a tourist destination for centuries the locals have hospitality in their blood . This combined with the flat made it our favourate holiday
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Miriam A. Cherry
Saint Louis University - School of Law
Jarrod Wong
University of the Pacific - McGeorge School of Law
December 17, 2010
Minnesota Law Review Headnotes, Vol. 95, p. 19, 2010
In an earlier article also available on SSRN, Clawbacks: Prospective Contract Measures in an Era of Excessive Executive Compensation and Ponzi Schemes, Minnesota Law Review, Vol. 94, p. 368, 2009, Professors Miriam Cherry and Jarrod Wong set out an initial description and analysis of contractual clawback provisions. In this Reply, Profs. Cherry and Wong address three aspects of Michael Macchiarola's Response: its application of the clawback doctrine to the recoupment of executive compensation; the criticism that the clawbacks doctrine introduces latent subjectivity into contractual analysis; and the apparent operational difficulties in implementing clawbacks.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 10
Keywords: Clawbacks, Ponzi Schemes, Executive Compensation, Executive Bonuses
Date posted: December 18, 2010
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After the start of the high school boys' Nordic race at Gold Run Nordic Center, Summit's Henry Trowbridge, Jackson Hill and Cameron Bobb were double poling up the initial gradient to the front of the pack.
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The course, a 3.6-kilometer classic ski and 3.5-km skate ski section, was mostly flat due to the narrow loops necessary for the transition – which meant some of the skiers chose to use their stiffer skate skis throughout the race rather than transition. It meant the skiers double-poled throughout the first portion of the race.
As the boys' race came to a close, it was Hill and Trowbridge who raced for the win, with Hill coming out on top in 19 minutes, 24 seconds to Trowbridge's 19:51. In the earlier girls' race, Taeler McCrerey finished in 23:48, beating out Vail Mountain School's Katie Scruggs (24:20) and Aspen's Hailey Swirlbul (24:22).
Meanwhile, Miikka Wickman qualified for state, the last girls' skate skier to make the ranks, and the boys saw Kevin Curnutte and Tyler Shaw make the cut. It was the last skate ski event of the season, and five racers were left to qualify. Logan Ramsay and Anders Lewis did not make the state ranks in skate ski.
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