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Not to get your hopes up but I think mine took like 1 or 2 days after administrative review. Maybe early next week. 

That's the way I'm seeing it.  Part that collapsed was spanning from station 10+00 to the pylon at 11+75?

So I could just ask the good people at autodesk but thought I might try my luck here first. I'm trying to build a staking report from a corridor in Civil 3D. Everything is working great except my corridor does not create a feature line for the centerline and therefore it is not in the staking...

I'm curious about this as well. Very sad for all involved. Hopefully there is enough investigation into this that the information can help ensure it doesn't happen again. There was a flaw somewhere. Materials, methods, or design.

Anybody know where I can get some dam bait?

I went through the process last year and used my current and previous direct supervisors and a colleague. Had no issues whatsoever. 

Thanks! He really is

So little J decided to show up early to the party. Born at 24 weeks gestation on January 24, 2018. weighing 1 lb 13 oz. Been a rough few weeks but he's fighting his way through every obstacle so far. Hoping to get home from the NICU in May. I think he's going to focus on Aerospace but we're...

About to begin the often frowned upon garage to interior room conversion. Anyone had any luck with Levelpro or any other type of concrete leveler? When in the process is the best time to do this? Right up to the baseplate prior to installing drywall?

I took the FE and PE within a 12 month window and received my license. Seeing as how the EIT certification doesn't really entitle you to perform any specific work that couldn't be performed without it I was doing EIT type work for 8 years prior to being certified. But as mentioned above, it...

My wife is 5 months pregnant...I have lost all food dibs privileges

1. The Last Jedi 2. Mayonnaise 3. First week back from Christmas vacation

I bought the recommended books (old ones). They were not used during the class but I did use them during the test for a couple definition questions. I would look at them more as a backup just  in case they throw something on the test that was not covered in the binders. I did thumb through them...

I can't speak for CEA (Civil Engineering Academy?) but EET worked great for me. I wouldn't call it streamlined. It has a lot of content and will require you to put in the hours.  What depth are you taking?

I worked at Fastenal in college. They should have these on hand or within a days shipping. Grainger may have them as well. 

Never underestimate the power of the dark side

You want to pay more money for faster service. No problem I'm all for that aspect of it. The part I'm against is: Me - I'd like to buy some internet please. How much is it? Them- Well tell us what are you going to do with it and then we'll tell ya.  Hope I'm not coming off as regulation...

I just think that at the end of the day I am paying the ISP to transfer data from point A to point B. The where and what is my business.  For comparison sake, how would it be different than if they started charging more for water in your sink than water in your toilet? It's the same product, it...

It was a link to where I created a post similar to this one. It was deleted and moved over here. 

Not trying to enter a debate. Really trying to understand how this will benefit the nation as whole. It has been proven that the capital being spent on R&D and infrastructure related to the internet was not effected by the regulation. And I hate using the word regulation like I'm for it but...