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Re: Feynman Lectures
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Wayne Watson <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:40:30 -0700
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Good. I'll take a look. That's a particularly good topic. Perhaps it's 
based on his book The Character of Physics Law. I sure wish I had that 
to read when I was taking physics long ago.

Eric Siegel wrote:
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> Bill Gates has bought and made available the Messenger Lectures on the 
> Nature of Physical Laws that Richard Feynman did a Cornell in 1964.  
> If you google Project Tuva, you will find links to the site.  You have 
> to install something called Silverlight, a Microsoft plug in for web 
> browsers, for it to work.  It works fine on Firefox for OS X.
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> I believe that he is teaching undergraduates in these lectures, and 
> the Silverlight plug in allows for note taking and extra content.  
> Thanks, Bill, and thanks Prof Feynman.
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> Eric Siegel
> esiegel at nyscience dot org
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           Wayne Watson (Watson Adventures, Prop., Nevada City, CA)

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