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Chemical Engineering Principles and Applications by N.S. Nandagopal, P E The strength of Chemical Engineering Principles and Applications is its simple explanation of fundamental concepts along with illustrations of application of these concepts to problem solving, which is exactly what people...

Best wishes on the results coming out very soon. Do any of you have any finger nails left from chewing them with anxiety?

A Crystal Aspen tree? A bit different.

That sounds as if the ones there 30+ years may have been grandfathered in and learned the procedures and regulations with some OJT.

How long have you been playing the flute? I played one in grades 6-9, so I still have a love for them.

@Pra4surf1 Congratulations!

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Have you ever visited El Valle? I have a good friend that moved from the USA to that area of Panama. From his photos you have a beautiful country.

Congratulations Judy.

These are some interesting things to do in addition to engineering.

Good luck on finding a study buddy. And good luck on the exam in April.

Since you do a variety of instruments, do you play by ear or do you memorize/learn music quickly? On the welder have you used junk car parts to make art with them? See a friend of mine is converting this into R2D2

Do you have regular opponents? Do you win more than 50% of the time?

I just thought with the engineering there may be some Hams on the board. I grew up with a Dad that hammed his whole life. So I'm curious. He did engineering work without the degree.

Yes. 70 miles East of Niagara Falls area. USA side. I would love to go to England and the UK countries and just poke around and absorb the feeling from that history there.