So people have been asking and no the puzzle is not done. And yes I realize I am 68 days past due, oh well. Here is where I am at.
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In other news totally unrelated from the puzzle. Check out these 2 studs, separated at birth.
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I am going to call you sweet white lady.
If you are truly a physics nerd you will cring at this word.....FORTRAN. As an undergrad physics student I was all to familiar with this ancient programming language. Turns out Fortran was developed in 1957 and 40 years later professors were still applauding it on its merits and making me learn it! Phooey I thought it sucked but I will pay tribute to it today as its creator passed on. Fortran I salute you for making my life a living hell in the basement of the science center but more importantly because you paved the way for innovation in physics and engineering.