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emetzler · **First post -** 04-17-2008, 11:39 PM

My name is Ed and I live in Oregon. Been interested in physics all my life but did not have time yet to return to college and study it more. Ran a Reliability Physics department with 34 Ph.d.s in it while at Intel. SEMS, a STEM, EDX, XRF and other cool equipment. Really enjoyed learning semiconductor physics by osmosis.

Very interested in TOE and look forward to the discussion. Have my own TOE, but want to see if it is redundant and talk about it when I know all of you more.

Thanks to Robert for inviting me.

Oh, I don't know if any of you have tried Stumble which drops you into web sites based on a general topic. I love the links that I stumble into on physics using it.

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emetzler In Training Status: Offline Posts: 2 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 Posts Join Date: Apr 2008 Rep Power: 0	First post - 04-17-2008, 11:39 PM My name is Ed and I live in Oregon. Been interested in physics all my life but did not have time yet to return to college and study it more. Ran a Reliability Physics department with 34 Ph.d.s in it while at Intel. SEMS, a STEM, EDX, XRF and other cool equipment. Really enjoyed learning semiconductor physics by osmosis. Very interested in TOE and look forward to the discussion. Have my own TOE, but want to see if it is redundant and talk about it when I know all of you more. Thanks to Robert for inviting me. Oh, I don't know if any of you have tried Stumble which drops you into web sites based on a general topic. I love the links that I stumble into on physics using it.