Re: RE: RE: last 10 days strategy

In that case i would recommend the ASET labs, because the real lab is NOT
that difficult, some of the vendors make it pretty hard for NO reason (Well,
we all know the reason....They want to attract more students), and some say
"well if our labs are harder than the real lab, then you should NOT have any
problems". But that philosophy will ONLY work if they cover everything else
up to that point, up to that level, which unfortunately they don't.
Once you guys take the lab you will see that i am correct, the real deal is
NOT that bad. Please correct me if i am wrong.
What you want to do is ignore the labs that tell you "redistribute between
the appropriate protocols on the right router such that your bathroom
flushes 5 times in 68 ms intervals and uses only 1 liter of water and focus
on basics and advanced topics.

On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 10:35 PM, <aly.groupstudy_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> I tried both the Assessor lab and the ASET Lab
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> The ASET lab are definitely worth it
> They are not difficult labs and are not extra challenging
> But they show you exactly how the real lab is being graded
> it makes you watch for small wording details and complete all task
> requirements
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