We went with LCD. The biggest factor in our situation was that we have a very large, floor-to-ceiling window right near the TV that throws a lot of direct sunlight on the set. In this case, everyone we spoke to recommended LCD over Plasma.
At night though, I think Plasmas look better because the blacks are so much darker.
Its a tough choice!
Why do you even need a book, if you are a member of this community? I think the GMAT Question Bank is the best way to practice because you can discuss answers with other students.
I got this one. But usually I am so bad at these Data Sufficiency questions.
Damn! I need to be more careful. :(
Good lesson learnt, indeed. Better now than in the exam I guess.
To be good at the GMAT, I think you need to be able to visualize answers like you have, oLahav.
But if you are stuck you need to be able to come up with equations like Mayanks2586 has.
I think what separates people that get an average score from the ones that get high scores is the ability to visualize most questions. That then leaves more time to figure out the harder ones.
complicated!
I thought of it like this:
8/D = t/E, where t is how long it will take Mike to run E yards.
Then t = 8E/D.
Sureshbala, can you post a link to examples or post them here?
I guessed wrong. :(
Its important to be able to get easy ones like this really fast, so you have time for the harder ones.
Just what I was looking for. I hadn’t seen that on the bookstands.
The third illusion, “Color Distortion” really got me. These are fun, thanks.
I find the different styles of jazz suits many different moods. The early New Orleans stuff has a very different sound than Big Band, for instance.
Just look a Miles Davis… his career spanned 5 or 6 distinct styles. My favorite was “cool jazz”, a style he pioneered. “The Birth of the Cool” is probably my all-time favorite jazz recording.
Wow, 150,000?
In the 2006/2007 academic year, over 60,000 students went to Canada for higher ed, which I thought was a lot.
Its great to hear the perspective from an international student recruiter with so much experience with Indian students. Thanks Bill!
I’m curious, what Eastern Illinois programs are most interesting to the Indian students you’ve helped?
Whoops. I can’t believe I got this wrong!
This one was quick to solve for me by using the process of elimination…
That just leaves (-4,-6).
I’d never heard the term “Fourth Wall” before. That’s not a technique you see too often… the only example I can think of is Wayne’s World which I caught the end of on TV last week.
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hcraig said – Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:38:26 -0000
Another great example of breaking the fourth wall is ending of a Midsummers Night’s Dream. Puck tells the audience if they didn’t like what they just saw, they should too consider the entire play a strange dream.