text: Comments This entry is now closed for comments Jump to comments pagination Editors' Picks All Comments 1319 Order by: Latest First Highest Rated Lowest Rated rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 659. vivian hankey 12th August 2013 - 11:32 fracking do's camron stand for the economy and his pocket money or the naturu Eco system and us human beings who live in it.after American reports on how fracking efects the land beawera Report this comment (Comment number 659) Link to this (Comment number 659) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 658. All for All 12th August 2013 - 11:32 "MUST get behind"?We are not reduced purely to 'imagination' if we ask how might choices like fracking be handled in REAL democracyWith informed agreement on equal partnership, sharing the desire to hand-on a world at least as fair as enjoyed by ourselves, IF we agree 'something has to be done', THEN we will settle on 'where'Before risking 'ground & water', would be free to agree other paths Report this comment (Comment number 658) Link to this (Comment number 658) rate this +12 rate this +12 Comment number 657. doodlebug 12th August 2013 - 11:31 Don't tell me how to think, Cameron.If I don't agree to the risks of fracking, then, that is my choice - not yours! Report this comment (Comment number 657) Link to this (Comment number 657) rate this +8 rate this +8 Comment number 656. Cheddy 12th August 2013 - 11:31 A better idea, Dave. Why not set up a government-owned company to do fracking? it's cheap, reduces price for british people, why not get us some of the profit as well? Report this comment (Comment number 656) Link to this (Comment number 656) rate this -2 rate this -2 Comment number 655. SillyEnglandDotCom 12th August 2013 - 11:31 We live in a very silly world. He have survived as a race for hundreds of thousands of years without oil, gas and coal. It's is not sustainable to burn these substances and should not be allowed to continue. We need to get back to basics and a simpler life. Report this comment (Comment number 655) Link to this (Comment number 655) rate this +5 rate this +5 Comment number 654. foto2021 12th August 2013 - 11:31 We should all get behind Chris Huhne and congratulate him on his new, highly paid job with a US energy firm who will get the benefit of his inside knowledge of government energy policy. To have obtained such a prominent role a mere three months after serving a prison sentence resulting from a criminal conviction, shows that rehabilitation works. It just works better for some people than others. Report this comment (Comment number 654) Link to this (Comment number 654) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 653. Boyd 12th August 2013 - 11:31 When will these people learn that you can't keep taking and taking from the planet without things going horribly wrong !!!Sooner the better I'm beginning to think ... Humans really are a stupid self destructive animal Report this comment (Comment number 653) Link to this (Comment number 653) rate this +11 rate this +11 Comment number 652. Argent Pur 12th August 2013 - 11:31 An oil & gas company in the US settled out of court with a family who brought evidence of a contaminated water supply causing burning eyes, sore throats and headaches.They then got a gagging order on the kids affected from ever talking about it in their lifetime.http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/aug/05/children-ban-talking-about-frackingIs it really that safe Dave ? Report this comment (Comment number 652) Link to this (Comment number 652) rate this +3 rate this +3 Comment number 651. l j s 12th August 2013 - 11:30 Yet again, technologically illiterate politicians get it WRONG and go for the quick money grapping fix. The forcoming energy crisis of 2018-2025 will be entirely their fault, for not listening to the country's engineers for the last 30 years. Report this comment (Comment number 651) Link to this (Comment number 651) rate this +5 rate this +5 Comment number 650. sodapop 12th August 2013 - 11:30 I feel the only thing that will be going up, Mr Cameron, are share holders dividends and energy companies profits. And please stop using that tired old phrase "in it together" which is complete cow dung and not even funny anymore. Report this comment (Comment number 650) Link to this (Comment number 650) rate this +3 rate this +3 Comment number 649. virtualewit 12th August 2013 - 11:29 Of course we should have fracking - to hell with the consequences, just as long as Dave and his mates can make some money. No doubt they'll be able to head off to somewhere fracking-free when it all gets too unpleasant here.http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/aug/11/texas-tragedy-ample-oil-no-water Report this comment (Comment number 649) Link to this (Comment number 649) rate this -10 rate this -10 Comment number 648. Paul Goddard 12th August 2013 - 11:29 90.daisy-b"Surely it would be better to insist that ALL new houses have solar power, preferably for everything, but at least for hot water. This could be subsidised [...]"Are you suggesting that new houses be surrounded by vast arrays of solar panels, because that is what would be necessary? And, of course, the tax-payer would pay the subsidies. Idiot count at the moment is 34, plus the editor. Report this comment (Comment number 648) Link to this (Comment number 648) rate this +8 rate this +8 Comment number 647. JamesStGeorge 12th August 2013 - 11:29 The biggest issue with this is why rush to grab the gas? It is not going anywhere. Only idiots would grab it all as fast as they can. It is sitting there safely stored for zero cost. In time we may find better ways of getting it out too. This obsession with exploit anything as much as possible in the here and now is crazy. Fossil fuels will only get more valuable, leave ours be, use up other's. Report this comment (Comment number 647) Link to this (Comment number 647) rate this +3 rate this +3 Comment number 646. Free speech removed by bbc moderator 12th August 2013 - 11:29 Just checked the map, it looks like it ok for me to be in favour of full on fracking. Report this comment (Comment number 646) Link to this (Comment number 646) rate this -4 rate this -4 Comment number 645. firemensaction 12th August 2013 - 11:28 Too many Greens still love a protest.They object to progress!We have approx 900 yrs of COAL under GB. Greens caused the coal fired power stations to be closed.They demand "green" energy, if we reply Nuclear is green, they object.Massive supplies of gas under UK, now here we go again.Protesters have existed a long time.They protested railways,flight and progress.Now luddites at it again! Report this comment (Comment number 645) Link to this (Comment number 645) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 644. gerald 12th August 2013 - 11:28 "get behind fracking"!?Dear Mr Cameron,some advice,"don't hold your breath"!Regards "The Country" Report this comment (Comment number 644) Link to this (Comment number 644) rate this 0 rate this 0 Comment number 643. JM 12th August 2013 - 11:28 Luke Caster Just now Cheaper energy, less carbon emissions more jobsnot that much cheaper (if at all), actually more carbon/enviromantal devastation and more earthquakes, probably not many more jobs - more renawables could only do thatand shale will run out so not renewable Report this comment (Comment number 643) Link to this (Comment number 643) rate this +1 rate this +1 Comment number 642. Averagejoe 12th August 2013 - 11:27 The business case for fracking in the US is dodgy (see work by Richard Heinberg). So far it has only managed to exist as a result of investment money flowing in, and without it, it would collapse, i.e a ponzi scheme. It also needs lots of fresh water to run it, which is struggling to cope in the US, because its also needed for drinking! Report this comment (Comment number 642) Link to this (Comment number 642) rate this +2 rate this +2 Comment number 641. paul 12th August 2013 - 11:26 I'm more than happy to have an informed debate on fracking but to hold cameron to his word, lets have the evidence to make an informed decision. on another note, however, those who complain about NIMBYs usually do so from their own unaffected backyard Report this comment (Comment number 641) Link to this (Comment number 641) rate this +2 rate this +2 Comment number 640. MarkRotherham 12th August 2013 - 11:26 If people didn't moan about wind turbines so much, maybe we wouldn't need to frack! 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Patent US6006285 - Computer system capable of playing audio CDs in a CD-ROM drive independent ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA computer system is capable of playing audio CDs in a CD-ROM drive independent of the operating system by using an embedded CD-ROM drive application or a CD-ROM drive controller. When an audio CD mode switch of the computer system is in an "on" state and the main power switch of the computer is in an...http://www.google.com/patents/US6006285?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6006285 - Computer system capable of playing audio CDs in a CD-ROM drive independent of an operating systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6006285 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/846,641Publication dateDec 21, 1999Filing dateApr 30, 1997Priority dateApr 30, 1997Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS6266714, US6279056, US6704811, US20020023182Publication number08846641, 846641, US 6006285 A, US 6006285A, US-A-6006285, US6006285 A, US6006285AInventorsDaniel V. Forlenza, Kevin R. Frost, William E. Jacobs, Gregory B. Memo, James L. Mondshine, Lonnie J. Pope, Tim L. ZhangOriginal AssigneeCompaq Computer CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (12), Non-Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (98), Classifications (34), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetComputer system capable of playing audio CDs in a CD-ROM drive independent of an operating systemUS 6006285 AAbstract A computer system is capable of playing audio CDs in a CD-ROM drive independent of the operating system by using an embedded CD-ROM drive application or a CD-ROM drive controller. When an audio CD mode switch of the computer system is in an "on" state and the main power switch of the computer is in an "off" state, the computer system is in an audio CD mode. When the computer is placed in such an audio CD mode, the computer either loads the embedded CD application from a non-volatile memory region such as read-only-memory (ROM) region or enables the CD-ROM drive controller of the CD-ROM drive to receive a CD selection and transmit the selections to the CD-ROM drive. The embedded CD application includes an embedded CD-ROM device driver for driving the CD-ROM drive to process audio CDs, power-on-self test (POST) code for selectively powering and initializing hardware devices in the computer system, initialization code for the embedded CD-ROM device driver, and system management interrupt/keyboard controller interface code used for processing the selection of a CD button of the computer system.
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Patent US4268179 - Method and system for reproducing identification characters - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA method and system are described for producing identification characters that are both man and machine readable. The identification characters, such as those on a patient's I.D. bracelet or an inventory control tag, are scanned with an optical character reader. The character information obtained from...http://www.google.com/patents/US4268179?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4268179 - Method and system for reproducing identification charactersAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4268179 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/088,840Publication dateMay 19, 1981Filing dateOct 29, 1979Priority dateOct 29, 1979Also published asCA1146407A, CA1146407A1, EP0027886A1Publication number06088840, 088840, US 4268179 A, US 4268179A, US-A-4268179, US4268179 A, US4268179AInventorsGeorge R. Long, Michael C. SmaylingOriginal AssigneeE. I. Du Pont De Nemours And CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (26), Classifications (22), Legal Events (10) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod and system for reproducing identification characters
US 4268179 AAbstract
1. A method of reproducing identification characters from a first substrate on a second substrate that are both man and machine readable using a dot matrix printer and an optical character reader comprising the steps of:scanning the characters on said first substrate with said optical character reader to obtain information as to said identification characters, transmitting said information to control said dot matrix printer in accordance with said information on said first substrate to form characters of a matrix of dots, at least some of which overlap, so that said characters have apparent solid lines that are capable of being read with an optical character reader. 2. A method of claim 1 wherein said characters are thermally formed on said second substrate, said substrate being reflective to radiation from said character reader.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama has picked the widely respected housing commissioner for New York City, Shaun Donovan, to be the secretary of housing in his cabinet.Assuming that Mr. Donovan, 42, is confirmed by the Senate to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development, he would be returning to the agency where he worked in the Clinton administration as acting federal housing commissioner and, earlier, as deputy assistant secretary for multifamily housing, overseeing subsidies and properties for about two million families.Mr. Donovan has experience in all facets of the affordable housing market, having worked in both the nonprofit and private sectors and in academia as a scholar of housing policy. He has even worked as an architect in New York and Italy.With permission this year from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who hired him in March 2004, Mr. Donovan took a leave of absence to campaign for and advise Mr. Obama’s presidential campaign. Mr. Obama named Mr. Donovan to the housing post on Saturday, in his weekly national radio address.“Shaun Donovan has been one of the most effective housing commissioners in New York City’s history,” said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, who had championed Mr. Donovan. “At this time, with the housing crisis raging, he is exactly the kind of person we need as HUD secretary.”
“Shaun is brilliant, really thoughtful and creative, and knowledgeable about a broad range of housing policies in ways that unfortunately is very unusual,” said Barbara Sard, the director of housing policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a research and advocacy group.The housing and credit crises that began in mid-2007 have hurt the affordable housing sector like much else. Before that, Mr. Donovan was considered a national innovator in capitalizing on the strong real estate market to find financing for low-cost housing. He held to a middle ground between free-market forces who opposed government controls and liberal groups that believed only government and nonprofit groups could be counted on to provide housing for the working class.“I would never believe that the private sector, left to its own devices, is the best possible solution,” he said in 2006. “I’m in government because of the role of government in setting rules and working in partnership with the private sector. On the other hand, there’s no way you could ever get to a scale that can really affect the housing problems in this country without working with the market.”Under Mr. Donovan, the Bloomberg administration has promoted “inclusionary zoning” that allows developers to build multifamily structures of more density — that is, more units for the space — in return for setting aside a portion of their projects for lower-income residents.He helped to create a $200 million fund with contributions from the city, seven major foundations and financial institutions, to help nonprofit housing groups and small developers compete for private land sales. Working more closely with HUD than local officials have in the past, he has encouraged the department to help nonprofit groups or tenants take over HUD-assisted apartment buildings that are in foreclosure; typically, the federal government put such properties up for bids.

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Patent US20060125385 - Active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array and fabricating ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array comprises an active element array substrate, a patterned rib, a conductive layer, an organic luminescent layer and a common electrode layer. The active element array substrate has a plurality of active elements, and the patterned rib is disposed...http://www.google.com/patents/US20060125385?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20060125385 - Active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array and fabricating process thereofAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS20060125385 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/905,087Publication dateJun 15, 2006Filing dateDec 14, 2004Priority dateDec 14, 2004Also published asUS20080076317Publication number10905087, 905087, US 2006/0125385 A1, US 2006/125385 A1, US 20060125385 A1, US 20060125385A1, US 2006125385 A1, US 2006125385A1, US-A1-20060125385, US-A1-2006125385, US2006/0125385A1, US2006/125385A1, US20060125385 A1, US20060125385A1, US2006125385 A1, US2006125385A1InventorsChun-Chung Lu, Shuenn-Jiun Tang, Chih-Kwang Tzen, Jie-Huang WuOriginal AssigneeChun-Chung Lu, Shuenn-Jiun Tang, Chih-Kwang Tzen, Jie-Huang WuExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Referenced by (19), Classifications (15), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetActive matrix organic electro-luminescence device array and fabricating process thereof
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to an organic electro-luminescence device array (OLED array) and fabricating process thereof. More particularly, the present invention relates to an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array and fabricating process thereof. [0003] 2. Description of Related Art [0004] Display apparatuses are the communication interface between people and information. Now the major display apparatuses are the flat panel display apparatuses. Flat panel display apparatuses can be divided into the following types, including organic electro-luminescence display apparatuses, plasma display panel (PDP) apparatuses, liquid crystal display (LCD) apparatuses, light emitting diode (LED), vacuum fluorescent display apparatuses, field emission display (FED) apparatuses and electro-chromatic display apparatuses, etc. Amongst all types of the flap panel display apparatuses, organic electro-luminescence display apparatus have many advantages, such as self-luminescence, wide view angle, energy-saving, simple manufacturing process, low production cost, low operation temperature, fast responsive speed and full-colors. With all the listed advantages, organic electro-luminescence display apparatuses are very likely to be the major flap panel display apparatuses in the near future. [0005] FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a conventional organic electro-luminescence device array. Referring to FIG. 1, the organic electro-luminescence device array 100 comprises an active matrix array substrate 110, a patterned dielectric layer 120, a conductive layer 130, an organic luminescent layer 140 and a common electrode layer 150. The conventional fabricating process of the conductive layer 130 utilizes either a sputter process with a shadow mask or a photolithography process along with an etching process. Therefore, the fabricating process of the conductive layer 130 is very complicated and time-consuming and requires additional apparatuses, i.e. shadow masks or photo-masks, resulting in a high fabricating cost. [0006] Additionally, the physical sputter process is utilized during the manufacture of the inverted top-emitting OLED to fabricate common electrode layer 150 over the organic luminescent layer 140 through deposition of films and the process requires high energy for ion bombardment, which will easily damage the organic luminescent layer 140 formed over the active matrix array substrate 110. As a result, the yield rate of the organic electro-luminescence device array 100 is reduced. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0007] Accordingly, the present invention is directed to an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array capable of reducing the manufacturing cost and promoting the yield rate thereof. [0008] The present invention is also directed to a fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array capable of simplifying the manufacturing steps and promoting the yield rate thereof. [0009] The present invention comprises an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array. The active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array consists of an active element array substrate, a patterned rib, a conductive layer, an organic luminescent layer and a common electrode layer. The active element array substrate has a plurality of active elements. The patterned rib is disposed over the active element array substrate and it has a plurality of apertures, which expose the active elements. The conductive layer is disposed over the active element array substrate exposed by the apertures and is disposed over the patterned rib. Further, the portion of the conductive layer disposed over the active element array substrate and the portion of the conductive layer disposed over the patterned rib are not connected. The organic luminescent layer is disposed over the conductive layer in the apertures. The common electrode layer completely and continuously covers the organic luminescent layer and the patterned rib. [0010] The common electrode layer of the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array provides a complete coverage, which reduces consumption of electrical current and promotes the display efficiency of the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array. Additionally, the patterned rib automatically disconnects the conductive layer of each pixel, hence simplifying the fabricating process. [0011] A fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array is provided. The fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array comprises the following steps. First, a patterned rib is formed over an active element array substrate, wherein the active element array substrate has a plurality of active elements. The patterned rib has a plurality of apertures and the active elements are exposed by the apertures. Next, a conductive layer is formed over the active element array substrate exposed by the apertures and is formed over the patterned rib, wherein a portion of the conductive layer disposed over the active element array substrate and a portion of the conductive layer disposed over the patterned rib are not connected. Next, an organic luminescent layer is formed over the conductive layer in the apertures. Finally, a common electrode layer is formed, covering the organic luminescent layer and the patterned rib completely and continuously. [0012] The fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array utilizes the patterned rib and the fully covering common electrode layer to simplify the fabricating steps, promote the display efficiency, and reduce the power consumption.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0013] FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a conventional organic electro-luminescence device array. [0014] FIG. 2A is a cross sectional view of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array according to one embodiment of the present invention. [0015] FIGS. 2B, 2C are top views of the meshed rib of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device. [0016] FIGS. 3A to 3E shows a fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array according to one embodiment of the present invention.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS [0017] Various specific embodiments of the present invention are disclosed below, illustrating examples of various possible implementations of the concepts of the present invention. The following description is made for the purpose of illustrating the general principles of the invention and should not be taken in a limiting sense. The scope of the invention is best determined by reference to the appended claims. [0018] FIG. 2A is a cross sectional view of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array according to one embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2A, the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 mainly comprises an active element array substrate 210, a patterned rib 220, a conductive layer 230, an organic luminescent layer 240 and a common electrode layer 250. [0019] As shown in FIG. 2A, the active element array substrate 210 has a plurality of active elements 210 a. Active elements 210 a control the amount of electrical current passing through the organic luminescent layer 240 of each pixel in order to regulate the luminescent strength of the organic luminescent layer 240. In one embodiment, the active elements 210 a are, for example, thin film transistors (TFT), which can promote the efficiency of display apparatuses. Undoubtedly, the active elements 210 a can also be light emitting diodes or other active elements. [0020] Referring to FIG. 2A, the patterned rib 220 having a plurality of apertures 260 is disposed over the active element array substrate 210, wherein the pattern of the patterned rib 220 can be meshed or striped. Each aperture 260 exposes at least one active element 210 a. FIGS. 2B and 2C are top views of meshed rib of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device. As shown in FIG. 2B, when the pattern of the patterned rib 220 is meshed, the shape of the aperture 260 can be quadrangle, triangle, hexagon, circle or other geometric shape. Additionally, as shown in FIG. 2C, the apertures 260 can be arranged in triangles or matrixes. [0021] Referring to FIG. 2A, the conductive layer 230 is disposed over the active element array substrate 210 exposed by the aperture 260 and is disposed over the patterned rib 220. There is a height difference between the surface of the active element array substrate 210 exposed by the aperture 260 and the surface of the patterned rib 220, and the cross-section of the patterned rib 220 is an inverted trapezoid. As a result, when the conductive layer 230 is deposited through sputter or other common fabricating processes, the conductive materials will not cover the active element array substrate 210 continuously and the conductive layer 230 of each pixel will thus be electrically disconnected from one another. Therefore, no complicated fabricating processes, i.e. sputter, photolithography, or etching processes with shadow mask, will be utilized to fabricate the conductive layer230. In addition, the conductive layer 230 a in each aperture 260(i.e. in each pixel) is electrically connected with the active element 210 a exposed by the aperture 260. Thereby, the conductive layer 230 a in each aperture 260 can be a pixel electrode of each pixel in the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200. [0022] Referring to FIG. 2A, the organic luminescent layer 240 is disposed over the conductive layer 230 a in the aperture 260. It should be noted that the organic luminescent layer 240 and the patterned rib 220 are covered by the common electrode layer 250 continuously, that is, the organic luminescent layer 240 and the top surface 220 a and the side surface 220 b of the patterned rib 220 are covered by the common electrode layer 250 continuously. [0023] As shown in FIG. 2A, the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 further comprises a protection layer 270 to cover the common electrode layer 250. The protection layer 270 can protect the fabricated active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 from being damaged by outside pollutant or moisture in the atmosphere, ensuring the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 will function properly. In one embodiment, the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 further comprises a cover substrate 280 disposed over the active element array substrate 210. Wherein the organic luminescent layer 240 is sealed between the active element array substrate 210 and the cover substrate 280 to protect the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 from damages. Certainly, the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 can utilize the protection layer 270 or the cover substrate 280 or both of them. [0024] The kind of materials utilized in each layer determines whether the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 to emit light without heat in one direction or in two directions. Referring to FIG. 2A, in one embodiment, the active element array substrate 210 and other layers utilize, for example, the light transparent materials, thereby the luminescence is emitted from the front and the back of the active element array substrate 210, i.e. luminescence in two directions. However, if one layer of the active element array substrate 210 or that of other layers utilizes non-transparent materials, the active element array substrate 210 will only luminesce in one direction. [0025] In one embodiment, the materials of the conductive layer 230 and the common electrode layer 250 are, for example, metals, metal oxide or metal oxynitride. More specifically, the materials of the conductive layer 230 and the common electrode layer 250 can be indium tin oxide (ITO), indium zinc oxide (IZO) or other transparent conductive materials. Certainly either the conductive layer 230 or the common electrode layer 250 can also utilize the non-transparent conductive materials. The materials of the organic luminescent layer 240 include organic luminescent materials that can emit red, blue or green lights. The materials of the common electrode layer 250 include transparent conductive materials, such as indium tin oxide (ITO) or indium zinc oxide (IZO). [0026] FIGS. 3A to 3E shows a fabricating process of an active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array according to one embodiment of the present invention. [0027] Referring to FIG. 3A, a patterned rib 220 is formed over the active element array substrate 210, wherein the active element array substrate 210 has a plurality of active elements 210 a, and the patterned rib 220 has a plurality of apertures 260 exposing the active elements 210 a. In one embodiment, the patterned rib 220 is, for example, formed over the active element array substrate 210 by a simplified photolithography fabricating process. Due to a height difference between the surface of the active element array substrate 210 exposed by the aperture 260 and the surface of the patterned rib 220, and the cross section of the patterned rib 220 is an inverted trapezoid, a plurality of pixel of the organic electro-luminescence device can be defined by the patterned rib 220. [0028] As shown in FIG. 3B, a conductive layer 230 is formed over the active element array substrate 210 exposed by the aperture 260 and is formed over the patterned rib 220. In one embodiment, when the conductive layer 230 is deposited by the sputter or other film deposition processes, a conductive layer 230 cannot be formed over the active element array substrate 210 continuously, because the cross section of the patterned rib 220 is an inverted trapezoid, and there is a height difference between the surface of the active element array substrate 210 exposed by the aperture 260 and the surface of the patterned rib 220. As a result, electrically disconnected pixel electrodes 230 a will be formed in the apertures 260. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3B, a portion 230 a of the conductive layer 230 formed over the active element array substrate 210 and a portion 230 b of the conductive layer 230 formed over the patterned rib 220 are disconnected from one another. [0029] As shown in FIG. 3C, an organic luminescent layer 240 is formed on the conductive layer 230 a in the aperture 260. When electrical currents pass from the conductive layer 230 a to the organic luminescent layer 240, the electro-luminescent effect will occur. In some fabricating process, although an organic luminescent layer 240 is formed over the patterned rib 220, the luminescent effect will not be influenced. [0030] As shown in FIG. 3D, a common electrode layer 250 is formed over the organic luminescent layer 240 and the patterned rib 220. That is, a common electrode layer 250 is deposited over the organic luminescent layer 240 and the top surface 220 a and the lateral surface 220 b of the patterned rib 220. In one embodiment, the common electrode layer 250 is fabricated by, for example, a plasma diffusion process, i.e. ions are formed from the electrode materials by plasma and the ions are then diffused into the organic luminescent layer 240 over the active element array substrate 210 and the top surface 220 a and the lateral surface 220 b of the patterned rib 220, in order to form a continuous common electrode layer 250. The plasma diffusion process utilized in the present invention is very different from the conventional sputter process or other film deposition processes that it has advantages, i.e. a film can be formed continuously over the discontinuity structure by the plasma diffusion process. With the utilization of the plasma diffusion process, large-scaled deposition of the conductive film can be achieved and the fabricated conductive film has a lower resistance and higher flatness. Therefore, the electrical connection between the conductive films will be enhanced and the efficiency of currents utilized will be promoted. [0031] Additionally, due to the lower operation temperature employed by the plasma diffusion process, the organic luminescent layer 240 disposed over the active element array substrate 210 will not be damaged. In one embodiment, the temperature around the organic luminescent layer 240 may be lower than 80 degrees centigrade during the plasma diffusion process for deposition of the common electrode layer 250. Because the organic luminescent layer 240 disposed over the active element array substrate 210 will not be damaged under the foregoing temperature, the yield rate of the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 will be promoted. [0032] As shown in FIG. 3E, after the formation of the common electrode layer 250, a protection layer 270 will be formed on top of the common electrode layer 250. The protection layer 270 can prevent the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 from being damaged by pollutant or moisture in the atmosphere, ensuring the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 will function properly. In one embodiment, the protection layer 270 can also be fabricated into a complete and continuous film by the plasma diffusion process to enhance its protecting effect. [0033] Referring to FIG. 2A, in another embodiment, a cover substrate 280 can be disposed over the active element array substrate 210. Further, the luminescent layer 240 is sealed between the active element array substrate 210 and the cover substrate 280. Thereby the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array 200 will be prevented from damages by external force and moisture in the atmosphere. [0034] To sum up, the present invention, i.e. the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array and fabricating process thereof, has at least the following advantages, but not limited thereto. [0035] (1) The conductive layer can be divided automatically into two portions by the patterned rib, i.e. one portion disposed over the active element array substrate and another portion disposed over the patterned rib. Thereby the fabricating process of the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array can be simplified and the fabricating cost thereof can also be reduced. [0036] (2) Because the common electrode layer is fabricated by a plasma diffusion process of the present invention, a film can be continuously formed to cover the surface of the organic electro-luminescence device. In addition, the operation temperature is lower than that of the conventional fabricating process, ensuring the organic luminescent layer will not be damaged and the yield rate of the active matrix organic electro-luminescence device array will be promoted. [0037] The above description provides a full and complete description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention. Various modifications, alternate construction, and equivalent may be made by those skilled in the art without changing the scope or spirit of the invention. Accordingly, the above description and illustrations should not be constructed as limiting the scope of the invention, which is defined by the following claims. 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Pilot Point to Yakima Flights
Sometimes you just need to get out of town or maybe you’re looking for a change of scenery. Regardless of the reason, a flight from Pilot Point to Yakima will do just the trick! Go on, plan to see all the famous landmarks and eat your weight in the local cuisine. Your trip is beckoning, so answer the call by packing your suitcase and filling your travel itinerary with exploring Yakima.
Whether you’re flying for business or jet-setting on your personal time, you’ve come to the right place. Here at Expedia.com, we’ll pair you up with UGB to YKM flights that won’t make your bank account wince. Ready to temporarily leave behind Pilot Point for new horizons? Browse through our cheap airfare, and filter by flight times and dates until you find just what you had in mind. From flights without layovers to ones that arrive early in the morning, you’ll come across plane tickets that suit your travel preferences. You can even bundle your flight to YKM with hotels and car rentals to score even bigger savings.All set to hit the clouds? Book your travel arrangements with us today and have left-over money to put toward your travel outings and adventures.

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