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And what did I tell you about that NU-BC game? That was a heck of a game, right down to the end. and the 'Cats pulled it off without Persa.

And the bowl game. He ruptured his achilles, which has a long recovery time. It seems he's still not quite 100%. Here, you can follow Persa's achilles on Twitter: Danny's Achilles

The Northwestern opener at Boston College is going to be an interesting game. NU's QB Persa is a stud, but how well has he healed from last season's season-ending injury? Nobody seems to be quite sure how much (or if) he'll be playing on Saturday. The backup's a great running QB, but BC has a...

Anybody ever play Skies of Arcadia? It was a little later, but that is probably my favorite RPG of all. I also enjoyed the Lunar games. Chrono Trigger is awesome. B) Let's see, as for old NES games: Mario 1 and 3 (I never owned 2, although I beat it at a friend's house) Tecmo Bowl Zelda...

This genre of games is usually called "adventure games," and in their heyday the two major producers of these games were Sierra and LucasArts. I always preferred the Sierra games because they included death scenes whereas the LucasArts games did not (I thought those were some of the funniest...

I saw Win Win not long ago. It's a very funny and touching film. See it.

I saw Of Gods and Men last weekend. It's one of the most touching, yet somber, movies I've ever seen.

I don't know if Bama can handle Penn State's BIG 10 SPEED, though.

So, has anybody from Iowa received their wall certificate yet from the April exam? How long should it take?

Three months is what I had, and it was just enough time, but I studied just about every day.

I grew up in Texas, and we always called them cokes. Occasionally, people would call them sodas. When I went to school in Illinois and now that I live in Iowa, everybody calls it pop. I've always thought that sounded silly. Pop is what a cool guy in the '50s called his father, and pop also...

The EERM is being replaced by three new references: the EPRM (Power), the ELRM (Electrical and Electronics), and the ECRM (Computer). I guess there were complaints that the EERM was trying to do too much by covering all three exams, so it is being replaced by these three texts. The most...

I guess that makes you Mr. Pass! Congrats!

Well, I have no intention of getting my PE in TX at present because it buys me nothing, as I do no work there. Maybe someday, but not now. So are you saying that I should not give up the EIT because I won't have my PE in Texas? Again, it's only $15 and lasts for another eight years, but I...

Okay, I just passed the PE exam in IA, and I passed the FE in TX. I am registered as an EIT in Texas. The EIT renewal in TX is a whopping $15 (much less than applying for and maintaining a PE license in a second state). My EIT in TX expires in August in this year. Here's my question: it...

I passed! First time, Electrical and Electronics. I was really worried, because some of the other Electrical and Electronics test takers were saying things like they finished the morning and afternoon sessions in an hour and a half and triple-checked all their answers and walked out with hours...

razski, your avatar makes me laugh (and I'm a Cowboys fan). I have to ask, though, of all teams, why the Cowboys? I've never thought of the Packers and the Cowboys as rivals. Or is it just because the Cowboys are the Yankees of football (i.e. you either love them or hate them)?

If true (and somebody else here also said they re-grade them), I wonder what they hope to accomplish with a re-grade. If there is doubt about the score on any particular test, doesn't NCEES already have a mechanism in place to request a re-grade? So what exactly is the benefit of re-grading...