[John Rogers]

I am pretty much like your dad.....when I went to US Navy's nuclear power school in 1966 we did two weeks worth of "math work books" for 6 hours a day. We did not have calculators or computers yet but the practice helped with the later classes especially the binary math I.E. adding 1's and 0's. This is one of the few times being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome actually helped as I can remember long strings of numbers or do complicated math in my head. This never came out until high school. Anyways oltime engineering is way fun!