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This document introduces Ed Pell and provides an overview of his professional and personal background. It discusses his education in applied physics and physics, 15 years of experience designing microchips at IBM, and 8 years in lithography at Mentor Graphics. His areas of personal interest include space science, quantum mechanics, low energy nuclear reactions, and artificial intelligence. The document also encourages the use of free and open-source software to save money for school districts.

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