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I am at the point where I am overqualified and paid well for my job (no upward mobility). All the jobs I can get are a step down in pay by at least $10 an hour. All the jobs I want require more experience. I’m stuck. Can’t get the job without experience Can’t get experience without the job. I do however have a lucky situation where I can pursue any amount of education and certifications I need. Is there a cut off point between experience vs certs/ed? Masters degree? Ccnp/ccie instead of ccna?

Lurker, first post here. So I was totally freaking out about this exam. Preface: I am enrolled at WGU. I let me advisor know I was ready for the exam and they sent me the voucher. I went to look at the testing schedule and the only times that fit my days off from work was the end of march (last week of the term) or two days away! Nervously I chose the two days away one. (If I failed , wgu pays for 1 retake. I could still take it in this term.)I crammed like crazy for 36 hours strait. I am still amazed that I did that well. I felt totally unprepared.

Study materials: CBT nuggets- amazing for understanding the core concepts and seeing commands in action, -uCertify's pearson CISCO icdn 1 100-

Does an AR15 ejecting a shell reliably force the shell to hit the shell deflector? I.E. does it happen every time?

Seems like an easy and fair fix to me.

For those who dont know, Archeage is a MMORPG (yes another one). We have a small guild that you should join....so we can do guild stuff.

For those who have not tried it here are a few reasons why you should.

1. ITS FREE! Yes i said free. Every cheap bastard loves free. "But everyone says its pay to win, i dont wanna play a crap game like that..." Shut up. It is but there is an EASY way around it. You can pay for an upgraded status that allows you to bypass the long queues (getting shorter everyday) and gives you added Labor points. Labor is the stat that lest you do things like chop trees, break rocks, make items and a whole bunch of other fun things. You can also gain this "patron" status

Looking into hearing protection and possibly looking for something active. Are earmuffs too cumbersome and heavy? Any suggestions?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DDYxZua3JU&feature=youtu.be

These look awesome for a small studio or mobile rig.