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To: scion who wrote (222)	10/31/2003 2:18:06 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 266

Whatever you say, Poopsy............. "..Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...."!!!! You obviously can't grasp the difference, and your level of comprehension is much too low to waste any time with. But, thanks for all the good data you've added to the LETH board lately, even if you have to resort to SPAMMING news that's already been posted. John :-) ps: Don't forget to update your SI Personal Profile...... .

To: scion who wrote (222)	10/31/2003 3:05:48 PM
From: TripleT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 266

Scionist, one can be an electrical engineer without being registered. In fact, most states require an engineer to work under registered engineers for several years before allowing the young engineer to become registered. However, without becoming registered an engineer cannot stamp an electrical drawing. It would pay a young engineer to get his PE (become registered). Its a sad fact, some branches of Electrical Engineering do not require the top engineers to be registered. Examples are computer engineers and most electronics engineers. In fact, I let my PE expire because I hadn't stamped a drawing in years. I found that at best the PE and 75 cents would buy a cup of coffee. TTT