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1. Misunderstood

Author

Garner, Mike

Subjects
Consumer news and advice, Electronics
Abstract

Editor: I am one of the most misunderstood persons in high-end audio. Scorned by many manufacturers, hated by bricks-and-mortar dealers, I am an 'Internet retailer' of high-end audio equipment. At [...]

Published
2010

3. Hot Topic.

Author

SETCHFIELD, NICK, Melissa Frost, Holly, McNally, Neil, Tudor, Keith, Taylor, Jim, Trumble, Stephen, Stephens, David, Whitmore, Karl, Saul, Stephen, Lee, Jane, Webb, Sam, Small, Tonia, Scholefield, Linda, O’Reilly, Edward, Moore, Damon, Wilkes, Chris, Rodgers, Kiki, Garner, Mike, and TAYLOR, KATHY

Published
2017

6. First Contact.

Author

SETCHFIELD, NICK, Michela, Garção, Gaspar, Debeljak, Tjas, O'Reilly, Edward, Laan, Rik, Kidd, James, Ofner, Marc, Mealey, Kevin, Jensen, Blayne T., Moorcroft, Steve, Garner, Mike, Metcalfe, Barry, Price, Sharon, Cosslett, Chris, Les, and Emerton, Paul

Published
2018

7. First Contact.

Author

Garner, Mike, Robinson, Roland, Tudor, Keith, Drinkwater, Paul, and Dominic, Joh

Published
2022

8. The effects of wet surface clean and in situ interlayer on In0.52Al0.48As metal-oxide-semiconductor characteristics.

Author

Kobayashi, Masaharu, Thareja, Gaurav, Yun Sun, Goel, Niti, Garner, Mike, Tsai, Wilman, Pianetta, Piero, and Nishi, Yoshio

Subjects
METAL oxide semiconductors, CHARGE coupled devices, ELECTRON emission, PHOTOEMISSION, SYNCHROTRONS
Abstract

The effect of the surface passivation with ex situ wet clean as well as insertion of an III-V in situ grown interlayer, on the HfO2/In0.52Al0.48As interface characteristics was investigated with capacitance/conductance measurements, and synchrotron radiation photoemission spectroscopy. A very thin aluminum oxide passivation layer grown after In0.52Al0.48As surface clean improves the In0.52Al0.48As metal-oxide-semiconductor characteristics compared to native oxide covered interface, giving an interface state density (Dit) 3.8×1012 cm-2 eV-1 at 0.31 eV from conduction band edge. Furthermore, insertion of a thin In0.53Ga0.47As cap layer effectively prevented Al oxidation further improving electrical properties, such as frequency dispersion, hysteresis, Dit (2.7×1012 cm-2 eV-1) and capacitive equivalent oxide thickness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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9. First Contact.

Author

SETCHFIELD, NICK, Owen, Stuart, Koning, Hans, Salsbury, Ian, Morley, James, Mancini, Gary, Crisps, Dicky, Debeljak, Tjas, Rees, Paul, Michael, Cooper, Raymond, Dodd, Sara, McEvoy, Jonathan, Lang, Peter, Hall, Adrian, Garner, Mike, Watson, Gary, SCOTT, DARREN, BERRIMAN, IAN, and NOBLE, IAIN

Published
2019

10. First Contact.

Author

Young, Robert, Graham, Robert William, Willis, James, Macho, Jonathan, Howe, Mark, Huartson, Thomas, Kalje, Simon, Thorpe, Ian, Rees, Paul, Owen, Stuart, Hickman, Neil Tex, Ryan, Bill, Carney, Jono, Garção, Gaspar, Prince, Les, Kinsley, James, Graham, Robert, Garner, Mike, and Armstrong, Phil

Published
2019

11. First Contact.

Author

Horsfield, Christian, Graham, Robert William, Wintrip, Andy, Leech, Steven, Scott, Ken, Gleeson, Ian, Fahri, Fahri M., Huartson, Thomas, Wesemann, Jens Sylvester, Mancini, Gary, Ryan, Ash, Melander, Nate, Lucas, Ade, Fernandez, Joe, Maru, Kobeyashi, Bong, Brit, Graham, Robert, Waterman, Oliver, Pierce, Bob, and Garner, Mike

Published
2019

12. First Contact.

Author

SALMON, WILL, Potter, Keith, Crossley, Lisa, Lees, Dave, Eggers, Tim, Sperring, Hannah, Jackson, Chris, Fitzpatrick, Darren, Castle, Jane, Hough, Neil, Ruckley, Megan, MacDonald, Robert, Tudor, Keith, Hobbs, Carl, Grounds, Lindsey, Garner, Mike, Graham, Rob, EDWARDS, RICHARD, BERRIMAN, IAN, and DRINKWATER, RHIAN

Published
2019

13. First Contact.

Author

EDWARDS, RICHARD, Grace, Darren, Christopher, Jarvis, Ben, Keith, Gilberdyke, Toko, Ocstar, Rutherford, John, Horne, Martin, Stothard, Christine, Pierce, Bob, Boyd, Mark, Debeljak, Tjas, HotWing, Paul, Tudor, Keith, Radlett, Jon, Garner, Mike, Swinson, Darren, and Graham, Rob

Published
2019

16. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Author

Emerson, Daniel, Faragher, John, Rizzi, Greg, Bloszies, Jeff, Garner, Mike, Baba, Byron M., and Atkinson, John

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, TRADE shows, AUDIO equipment industry, ELECTRONIC commerce, RETAIL industry
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the column "Recommended Components" in the April 2010 issue, a letter about the Axpona audio show in Jacksonville, Florida in March 2010 and a letter about the legitimacy of being an Internet retailer of high-end audio equipment.

Published
2010

17. gt letters.

Author

David, Angus, Keith, Michalec, Karol, Clifton, Peter, Simmonds, John, Sheridan, Joe, Quinn, Michael, Ramos Jr., Randall, and Garner, Mike

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Walk This Way," by Amy Lamé and "Coming Out Fighting," in the June 2006 issue.

Published
2006

18. USING TWITTER TO SEND OUT THE RIGHT MESSAGE.

Author

Garner, Mike

Subjects
SOCIAL media, MICROBLOGS, RESTAURANTS, CUSTOMER satisfaction, QUALITY of service
Abstract

The article discusses the use of social media to send right message about a business to customers. One can use the restaurant's name on Twitter and can also customise the background with pictures of the restaurant. The author suggests concentrating on local business and checking out what major restaurant brands do. One of the easiest things to improve on Twitter is customer service using proper monitoring tools, says the author.

Published
2011

19. Brucella pinnipedialis in lungworms Parafilaroides sp. and Pacific harbor seals Phoca vitulina richardsi: proposed pathogenesis.

Author

Rhyan J, Garner M, Spraker T, Lambourn D, and Cheville N

Subjects
Animals, Brucella classification, Brucellosis microbiology, Nematode Infections parasitology, Brucella isolation & purification, Brucellosis veterinary, Nematoda microbiology, Nematode Infections veterinary, Phoca parasitology
Abstract

Brucella spp. were first isolated from marine mammals in 1994 and since have been described in numerous pinniped and cetacean species with nearly global distribution. Microscopic, electron microscopic, or culture results have shown lungworms in harbor seals to be infected with brucellae, suggesting that the lungworms may serve a role in this infection. In this study, we reviewed archived and more recent case material from 5 Pacific harbor seals from Washington State (USA) with evidence of B. pinnipedialis infection in the lungworm Parafilaroides sp. Twenty-two sections of lung containing approximately 220 Parafilaroides sp., stained with an immunohistochemical technique using antibody to B. abortus, showed approximately 80 (36%) infected nematodes. A few brucellae were also present in lung parenchyma in proximity to nematodes. Infection was present in the first- and fourth-stage larvae in the seal lung and intestines, as well as in the male and female reproductive organs of adult nematodes. Infected sperm deposits in the nematode uterus were suggestive of venereal transmission between lungworms. Massive infection of some degenerate adult lungworms and evidence of degeneration of some developing larvae in utero were observed. Based on these observations, we suggest that Parafilaroides sp., rather than the Pacific harbor seal Phoca vitulina richardsi, is the preferred host of B. pinnipedialis infection.

Published
2018
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