Dr. Krauss. As a physics and chemistry teacher, I have given talks at American Association of Physics Teacher's Meetings, sometimes jointly held with the American Physical Society Meetings at Vassar College(92), Williams College(93), Harvard University(94), Norwich University(99), and Hartford, Pratt&Whitney Aircraft(2004). (Also talks at local Astronomy clubs in New England)Most of these have involved supernova theory in some capacity or other....their energetics, morphological characteristics of remnants, parity effects, pulsar characteristics, a solution to the Supernova Problem, neutrino forward-scattering, gravity waves, prompt neutrino bursts, galactic escape velocities for pulsars. Subliminal to these talks has been my hints at an underlying mechanism for pulsar ejections which is involved in a unified field theory I wrote some 23 years ago. ...simple, but valid. I would like to give a talk on that idea at Fermilab. Leon Lederman personally pushed for high school science teachers, and particularly physics teachers to be more collaborative with industrial-academic coalitions. Been there, done that. Boston College asked us to conduct a little piece of research ourselves to stay current. Been there,too,done that. This little talk will show the merits of encouraging such things...a high school physics teacher will reveal the only valid quantum theory of gravity yet to predict physical effects seen at six different major labs or institutions in the world. It's posted in these forums piecemeal, and you will note. I do not violate the precepts of SR or GR. I do not violate the Hierarchy of Conservation Laws. I obey Lorentz invariance, and hold others to it too. Gracious Bill Bertozzi, who ran the worlds largest particle physics group..the Nuclear Interaction Group...at MIT, said of my off-the-cuff talk ( I had 15 minutes to prepare)..on the relation of the results of the He-3 parity experiments at Bates to the parity effects in type-2 supernova pulsar ejections.."that's the kind of thinking we need going on around here(Bldg 26 lecture hall). So, I'm putting you on the spot, "Can you open the doors of Fermilab to the patient, genuine, radical thinking,near-solitary thinker, who has confounded them all? "
P.S.My letter to Leon Lederman went unanswered. My dad used to say ( I wish he was here for this as he used to letter the stalls for Man-O-War, Citation, etc..), put your money where your mouth is. Pick a horse. Buy a ticket. Go down to the rail. Feel the thundering herd go by. Watch the clods of dirt flying from their hooves. Listen to the heavy breathing of the steeds, and the cursing of the jockeys, the leather saddles creaking, and groaning. Watch the steaming, flaring nostrils....and scream em home! When you win at the track. It's simple. You cash your ticket. When you win in physics, it's not so clearcut. Ciao. Pete

PPS. In the New England forum I will give similar talk locally, as a memory to Al Rosenburg of Keene State for his help as chair of the Williams event.