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National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

5 to 3 Union I am not giving up but that might be the last nail in the coffin
 
Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

FredsDeadFriend said:
Yeah, might start a war? I'm far more reasonable than I come across, lol. Having fun as much as I am serious, but am totally up for a challenge from either or both Cali and NJ in this regard.

Silicon Valley was a big thing, DuPont in NJ was also a big player, but I'm sure you realize that both DuPont and Silicon Valley got a lot of their players from other places, and Minnesota had 3M, Medtronics, etc.. so we weren't exactly a frozen tundra when it came to innovation.
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Yeah I am looking more at the state level and things like Edison Labs, Bell Labs, Pharma in Central/South Jersey..
 
Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

They invented that too no doubt.
 
Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

Kdaddy1968 said:
Yeah I am looking more at the state level and things like Edison Labs, Bell Labs, Pharma in Central/South Jersey..
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Well, if you can match this, then we can talk


William Stout - UMner referred to as "The Henry Ford of Aviation"

Reynold B Johnson - UMner referred to as "The Father of the Computer Disk Drive"

Robert R. Gilruth - UMner referred to as "The Father of America's human space Flight program"

Alfred O.C. Nier - UMner referred to as "The Father of Mass Spectrometry"

Seymour Cray - UMner referred to as "The Father of the Super Computer"

Ernest O Lawrence - UMner who invented the Cyclotron, an instrument that has been as instrumental as any in scientific research instrument as any. The scientific Lab at UC-Berkeley is named after EOLawrence. As is an element on the table of elements. Not many schools can claim as much. We also have the first Female with an element named after her as well.

Avtar Saini - leadership role in design and development of Pentium Processor at Intel



And I've only listed the Biggest Fish.
 
Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

FredsDeadFriend said:
Well, if you can match this, then we can talk


William Stout - UMner referred to as "The Henry Ford of Aviation"

Reynold B Johnson - UMner referred to as "The Father of the Computer Disk Drive"

Robert R. Gilruth - UMner referred to as "The Father of America's human space Flight program"

Alfred O.C. Nier - UMner referred to as "The Father of Mass Spectrometry"

Seymour Cray - UMner referred to as "The Father of the Super Computer"

Ernest O Lawrence - UMner who invented the Cyclotron, an instrument that has been as instrumental as any in scientific research instrument as any. The scientific Lab at UC-Berkeley is named after EOLawrence. As is an element on the table of elements. Not many schools can claim as much. We also have the first Female with an element named after her as well.

Avtar Saini - leadership role in design and development of Pentium Processor at Intel



And I've only listed the Biggest Fish.
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Thomas Edison... next? :D
 
Re: National Championship: Union vs. Minnesota (Choaches stay out of it!)

Best team doesn't always win it all. Looks like they will this season. Heck of a team.
 
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