Fw: This Group

Jean-Pierre Gagnon ( (no email) )
Wed, 8 Jul 1998 16:18:06 -0400

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Questions don't have to be from the equations. There are a few lists =
that you can make from that paper that could come in a question
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From: Mercier, Mark F. <MERM235@LNI.WA.GOV>
To: 'Jean-Pierre Gagnon' <jpgagnon@allstate.ca>
Date: July 8, 1998 4:06 PM
Subject: RE: This Group

I doubt Venter's discussion will ever be that critical. The equations =
are difficult to memorize and don't necessarily add a lot of value with =
the increase in complexity.

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From: Jean-Pierre Gagnon [SMTP:jpgagnon@allstate.ca]=20
Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 1998 1:01 PM=20
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I read the article in the order of the syllabus, and it suited me =
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far as Venter, it's true that there has not been a lot of questions =
on it.=20
You'd think that it should come soon, right?=20
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Jean-Pierre=20
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From: meyer.shields@zurich.com <meyer.shields@zurich.com>=20
To: studygroup9@lists.casact.org <studygroup9@lists.casact.org>=20
Date: July 8, 1998 3:45 PM=20
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I am taking Part 9 for the first time. I was wondering whether =
there is an=20
order to go through the articles that is better than the order found =
in the=20
syllabus itself.=20
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Also, the Murdza manual questions seem to imply that there have been =
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few questions on the formulas in Venter's review of Brown's paper =
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first one on the syllabus). Does that seem reasonable ?=20
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Thanks,=20
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Meyer=20
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Questions don't have to be from the equations. There =are a few=20lists that you can make from that paper that could come in a=20question
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From:=20Mercier, Mark F. <MERM235@LNI.WA.GOV>
To:=20'Jean-Pierre Gagnon' <jpgagnon@allstate.ca>
D=ate:=20July 8, 1998 4:06 PM
Subject: RE: This =Group

I doubt Venter's discussion will ever =be that=20critical.  The equations are difficult to memorize and don't =necessarily=20add a lot of value with the increase in complexity.


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