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just posting to subscribe to this thread.  I'm looking to take the PMP exam this year and all this was helpful.  thanks EB folks  :beerchug:

bahh the first two Seahawks games have been frustrating. Graham targeted twice last weekend, defense giving up big plays. Here's to a win against Chicago this weekend. Kam's back, playing at CLink, i'm hopeful that this is the turning point.

send them this:

there really wasn't any other option. it's not like the Hawks had a reliable running back.... .... .... but seriously if it had worked people would be calling Pete a genius. it was a fantastic read/play by Butler. that guy sniffed it out as soon as they lined up.

a glorious moment for Seahawk fans. i was jumping up and down in my living room.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000505334/article/seahawks-russell-wilson-agree-to-876m-extension Russell Wilson and Seahawks agrees to $87.6M 4 year extension. i'm unbelievable happy about this. seems like a relatively fair deal, with Russ getting a bit of the better deal here. woohoo!

NFL is upholding Brady's 4 game suspension! looks like this one's going to court.

figured that went without saying

I only needed the MERM and the accompanying practice problems on the exam. I also had with me the Machinist's Handbook, Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design, Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain, and Blodgett's Design of Welded Structures but i didn't need them. The MERM really is a...

if i correctly understand what you're asking, i did not use my college degree as experience credit. I've had several years of structural design experience in the workplace so that's what i used for the CE exam application.

EngineerSeals.com is awesome, quality stamp and fast shipping. just weighing in with my recommendation.

as you can see in WA it's a single license number with multiple Endorsements, so i only have a single 'stamp'. i haven't stamped any drawings yet with my current employer but the opportunity will come. i believe legally any licensed PE can stamp any engineering drawing (e.g. a mechanical PE can...

i'm a Mechanical Engineer and i passed both the Mechanical and Civil PE exams. i'm really happy i decided to take both exams, i feel like it really broadens my potential for job positions. on the Civil side of things my ultimate goal is to obtain an SE license. do you have any specific...

that's with the lane bumpers too. i have no shame. :bananalama:

in addition to all that, i include my highschool GPA and bowling average in my email signature. Porter_, 3.8 GPA, BSME, EIT, P.E., 134

P.E.

that's a lot of practice problems. i didn't have enough study time allotted to solve that many (though i would have liked to). this might be implied by your post but i'll suggest it any way: in addition to solving practice problems, read and understand the theory and subject matter. if you...

Great post catinthehat

i use P.E. d.e.a.l. w.i.t.h. i.t. :party-smiley-048:

i'm not an APR 2015 exam taker so i'm not in the club, but a couple thoughts on some interesting posts: personally i felt like i came out a better engineer after putting in time that some would consider 'over-studying'. as an efficiency-minded engineer (we all are; it's innate to the field) i...