Drama For His Technical Assistance.

"The Noose" is an original play by guest playwright Alan Stolzer, produced and directed by Pete Lutz and starring The Narada Radio Company. Set in the Deep South of the United States, this is a story of vengeance and the struggle to maintain family loyalties in this fast-paced modern era. An old woman who witnessed a brutal act as a young girl attempts to make her jet-setting granddaughter understand her need to even the score before she passes on. Listen and enjoy!

Contains a special short sketch written by Pete Lutz: "What the Nose Knows", Everybody's Favorite Radio Quiz Show.Sciences 1982, Vol. 12, pp. 243, 269.
One drawback of these conventional chamber designs is their inability to concentrate the flow of reactants near the surface of the substrate. The relatively large volume of the chamber encourages a turbulent flow of the gases from the chamber's inlet to its outlet, leading to a nonuniform deposition. The large volume also results in a low velocity of gas flow across the substrate, causing further nonuniformity in the deposition as the reactants deposit at the leading edge of the substrate.
The second component of most deposition apparatus, the gas-mixing manifold, directs gas flow from a number of sources into the chamber. The conventional manifold is typically a linear array of gas flow lines constructed from stainless steel tubing, connecting the various gas sources