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<kireshbabu@gmail.com>wrote in message

Paging Dr. Guru, Dr. Guru.





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And on the eigth day kireshbabu@gmail.com did cause the electrons to

come together and form the following words:



Given the fact that this website promotes cheating and if you cheat you

will lose you certs...



So, having said that, I found they have a little geopgraphy tracker on

the site that displays where the most recent visitors are from. At the

time I checked, it read as follows:



India

Redmond, WA

India

India

Redmond, WA

India

India

India

India

India



I don't make this stuff up. I'll just open the floor to wild

interpretations.



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T-Bone

MCNGP XL

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<kireshbabu@gmail.com>wrote in message

If no one is gonna say it, I am.



@ssf|_|ck3r





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"kireshbabu@gmail.com" wrote:



Please wait, don't go.



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Whilst you guys are here, can I get your opinions?



What if instead of questions you can memorise by rote, the exams were full

blown simulations?



Use a virtualserver environment, and create a corporate enterprise

structure. Take 70-284. Put in a mix of NT, 2000 and 2003 servers, with

Exchange 5.5 and 2000 all around them.



The scenario calls for you to migrate all the servers to 2003 with Exchange

2003. It's a real world test, one you would be expected to deal with.



By using virtual servers, you can have a structure large enough to test the

biggest scenarios. Plus, the implications of each action you take will have

an effect: you can't simply run your mouse over the bars, waiting for it to

highlight and give you a hint, like you can in the current simulations. If

you delete the mailboxes from a server without migrating them first, and then

can't recover them, that is a FAIL (just as it would be in real life) and you

are done.



Put five or six scenarios in each exam, with the pass rate being based on

the competence of each solution. Points can then be based on the things

managers/employers care about; lowest possible cost, efficiency of

throughput, minimisation of possible problems, etc.



Do you think this would eliminate the braindump crowd?



"OTHMAN" wrote:

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<PeteJonesMCSESecurity@discussions.microsoft.com>prattled ceaselessly

in news:8A7CB008-85EC-413C-B0FB-B360353EFB01@microsoft.com:



I prefer using a more direct method. The Remington Model 870 is a good

choice.





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Catwalker

MCNGP #43

www.mcngp.com

"Definitely not wearing any underwear."

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I always knew you were a classy girl, but I must admit I'm more partial to

min-guns myself. And if I could get one mounted on a turret on my Durango

that would be great.



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"catwalker63" <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com>wrote in message

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".rev [askthemct.com]" <ireportbadpeople@gmail.com>prattled ceaselessly

in news:70045071-D9A3-4CF5-8656-EB283035AC48@microsoft.com:



I dunno. I think you end up wasting too much expensive ammo that way.



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Catwalker

MCNGP #43

www.mcngp.com

"Definitely not wearing any underwear."

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I concur. Excellent shotgun.

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"Jtyc" <yo@respondtothegroup.com>wrote in message

Yup. It's my choice for pheasant hunting. Also enough kick to knock down a

Canadian goose.





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OK, let's see...







People in India cheat 75% more than Microsoft Employees?







1 out of 4 Indians work for Microsoft?







Microsoft is aware of the problem and working hard to fix it?









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catwalker63 <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com>wrote in



I like my model 1100. Smooth as silk - Unless you're shooting 00 buckshot,

then it kicks a bit.

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On 4/8/2008,kpg had the unmitigated gall to claim:



Now that's humor folks!



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JaR

Oughta be standing in front of a brick wall

Remove hat to reply

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"Bill Hileman" <discgolfdad@gEEmail.com>wrote in message



I just received the page and took remedial action. Now, you kick my dog

and thats why I was late to respond to the page.





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yup, they're aiming for 3 out 4 by Christmas.

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