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nope.

A FLB post in funny pic thread without a scantily clad female!?! this board is headed in a dark and scary direction.

oh wait... what? its Halloween???? umm... I meah.... yeah... Halloween....

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didn't the weed hangover leave you a bit groggy? or did you wake & bake to counter?

me too... and coffee actually makes it worse. IMO this is not a good option. same active ingredient as the PM pain killers.... and so the same problems. yep. we have a winner. this is the only way, the more days in a row that you do it, the better.

Its a risk. If you get a really anal proctor, they can make your life very difficult. In some states, hand written notes in your references is totally against the rules. You are, at very least, opening yourself up. For example, if the proctor thinks they saw you writing on your book out of the...

Happy birthday dude!!!

^NICE!

I would suggest a set of ashrae charts just in case. DO NOT mark on them during the exam. Use a straight edge, and place it on the page instead of drawing a line. Yes NCEES is anal. Practice using the charts without marking on them.

I thought glass was technically a slow moving fluid.... or is it an amorphous (sp?) solid?

Drag power?

totally incorrect. absolute velocity (in this case) MUST include wind speed.

your kid is already dating a model!?! this kid has a bright future.

If there is nothing to resist this force, the car will move backwards...

When I was a kid I used to go the the rich neighborhoods to get the good candy... hell yeah! who wants to settle for "fun size" when a few miles away they're handing out king size candy bars... side note: what is so fun about "fun size" candy... does it just sound better than "freaking tiny"?

WTF???? what % of 8 year olds went and double dipped on that?

^water hammer.

my answer would be c (from the information you provided, I did not check your calculations)

^close... but not quite. PSI is a unit in PSIA the unit is PSI, but zero is defined as absolute zero. PSIG is gage pressure, PSI is still the unit, but zero is defined as ambient atmosphereic pressure (so the difference between PSIA and PSIG is typically 14.7 PSI i.e. 0 PSIG = 14.7 PSIA)...