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Miami@RPI round two 10/11/25

Still a case of playing just good enough - to not win. We do a lot of good things out there but have not been able to cash in anything. We have 20 minutes to see if we can develop any scoring chances that we can convert.
 
I can send you a copy. I can see if I can put it on a Google drive and send it. 23 years since I graduated, this kind of technology didn’t exist yet. When we first got our laptops in 1999, the first class to get them, the cutting edge technology was a program for calculus class called Maple
 
jericho said:
I can send you a copy. I can see if I can put it on a Google drive and send it. 23 years since I graduated, this kind of technology didn’t exist yet. When we first got our laptops in 1999, the first class to get them, the cutting edge technology was a program for calculus class called Maple
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I think Ralph and I had have a different take on this. For me the problem was deciding upon which K & E Slide Rule to carry. The full size with about 20 different scales (I knew how to use about 4 of them) or the small pocket variety that easily fit inside my pocket protector. ;)
 
jericho said:
I can send you a copy. I can see if I can put it on a Google drive and send it. 23 years since I graduated, this kind of technology didn’t exist yet. When we first got our laptops in 1999, the first class to get them, the cutting edge technology was a program for calculus class called Maple
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That would be wonderful if possible thank you!
 
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