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Take a look at the two questions again, you'll see you're solving for two different things. In the first, you're looking for the unit weight. They are not calculating the air volume, but the total mix volume WITH air (I mean, in a sense they are calculating the air volume and adding it to the...

I always thought an "Irish dinner" meant a healthy serving of Guinness and Jameson...

Not to mention talking Jive... Hey, you know what they say: see a broad to get dat booty yak 'em... ...leg 'er down a smack 'em yak 'em!

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But did you stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?

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I missed this in my earlier reply - the NCEES practice exam book, in my opinion, is a great barometer of the types of material you'll see on the test. It's comprised of past test questions. Truthfully, I found them simple in comparison to what was on the exam itself, but overall it was a great...

There's always this approach. Nothing wrong with throwing a dart. Especially on a topic where you might only get 1 question. If you put the focus on the morning and have a nice little bank of "free" wrong answers, I'd go this route as well. Or at least skip it until you complete the rest of...

Correct. The 211 section included in MNL is not the 211.1-91. I did not bring my own copy of 211.1-91. I took the EET review course and felt that they covered the proportioning topics pretty thoroughly. I just did those problems over, and over, and over, and over, and over, oh you guessed...

You're welcome. One other tip I can offer, is focus more on the higher # questions per the NCEES breakdown. That's where you'll set yourself up for success. Also, know what topics you are strong in and make sure to get EVERY one of those questions correct. You should shoot for a 30+ in the...

no problem - I mean I own them but I've lent them to a coworker who is also prepping for the April exam. To me - yes, if I'm ranking between the 4 you listed, my ranking would be: ACI MNL 15, SP4, ASCE, CMWB. Of course, I believe the two ACI are significantly more expensive than the other two...

I do not have these available but, based on my experience in October, ASCE 37-14 and CMWB were not useful/needed. I had 37-14 with me and did not have CMWB. There were probable 6-8 questions, maybe more, that came right out of ACI MNL-16. Personally, I would lean more towards getting the two...

Watching the sticks collect dust for the 1-2 times I can get out in a year anymore...usually both times are outings so I'm technically "working"

This has to be a function of fewer examinees? OR perhaps they offered the same exam as October, therefore they already had a large enough pool of examinees to determine the cut score/competency on the exam. In would assume, those who jumped on the January train were ones that were planning for...

Agreed. I wonder if she has their initial statement "Vaccine not mandatory" in writing. Wonder if she can throw that at them as a counter argument. Although, it said it right in the article - she wasn't against receiving it. She just was not sure whether it was safe/recommended due to her...

I don't mind them gubment holidays...at least not this one. It's one of the only ones I actually have off :)

Is this an existing structure? Or new construction? My personal opinion, if it is an existing structure (ie, the cutting is a demolition operation), try to see if you can get asbuilt drawings from the time it was built. It may say explicitly that the beam is prestressed. If it's new...

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That was my game plan as well going in. At least, kill the morning and go into the PM a little more relaxed. I had every intention of answering every question but was prepared for a bloodbath of an exam as well and knew I'd have to adapt if needed. Obviously, I was prepared to "grind it out"...