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MS Chemistry, Tulane.

The approach to modern day wizardry winds through mathematics, art, science, turns left at physics, runs straight through chemistry and comes to rest at a computer terminal near a high purity chemical packaging facility. Well, at least that was my approach to modern wizardry. ;-)

I only use SciDude here. Although not quite as unique as it once was, like others here, the name has "stuck".

I've met many good people around the halls of this place - if ever I can be of assistance do not hesitate to message me.


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The first dog barks... all other dogs bark at the first dog.

In reply to Re: Name Space by SciDude
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