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   T-rex
   

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   Yikes! I hope none of y'all were testing during the quake.

   AUD - 95, BEC - 85
   REG - 85, Rawrrrrrr FAR - 88
   Used Becker for all sections.
   CA candidate not residing in CA

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   Posted 1 year ago #
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   apbandj
   

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   Luckily I wasn't taking the exam, but it sure did mess up my study schedule for the day!

   FAR - 84 (Nov 2011)
   AUD - 94 (Feb 2012)
   BEC - 79 (May 2012)
   REG - 89 (Aug 2012)
   
   Done! Thanks Yaeger and NINJA!

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   sacredtheory
   

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   I wasn't studying, but I was at work in a meeting with my manager when all the sudden our desks started literally shaking. Only lasted about 10 seconds, but it was still pretty nuts

   BEC: Passed
   AUD: Passed
   REG: Passed
   FAR: Passed
   
   Jared

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   jomarie
   

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   It's funny how everyone is talking about the earthquake in VA, but no one is talking about the earthquake in CO?

   Started sitting in May 2002, on and off. But since 2008 I've been nonstop and my scores are....
   AUD - 39, 48, 56, 65, 68, 73, 76!!! (Finally passed in Oct 2011!!!) Becker, NINJA, & Wiley
   REG - 75 (Lost Credit) 72, 68, 73, 75 (Passed again in Aug 2011) Becker, NINJA, & Wiley
   FAR - 65, 68, 75 (Lost Credit) 68, 73, 73, 80 (Passed again in May 2012) Roger, NINJA, & Wiley
   BEC - 65, 68, 71, 72, 72, 71, 76 (Lost Credit)- 70, 76!!!! I AM DONE!!! - Roger, NINJA, & Wiley
   After 10 long years of studying, I AM DONE!!!! Finally a Licensed CPA in the State of New York!!

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Acct
   

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   Thankfully I wasn't taking the exam - I feel bad for those who were (if they had any problems). I had left work early to study, and we had some shaking going on at home.

   ....Passed....

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   duker8012
   

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   I felt it all the way up in MA...I was at my desk, and my boss was behind my chair looking over my shoulder when i felt my chair shake a little. I thought she had bumped my chair at first, but it didn't stop!! I guess it was fairly tame as earthquakes go, but it added some excitement to a dull, boring Tuesday at the office! :-)

   BEC = 86 (Aug 2010)
   REG = 82 (Nov 2010)
   AUD = 87 (May 2011)
   FAR = 91 (Aug 2011)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Allyson
   

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   I was sitting for my exam when the earthquake hit. I didn't feel anything though. That would have been a good story.

   I did accidentally hit a power button and briefly thought I'd lost everything. Thank goodness it was just the monitor. It turned right back on. Phew!

   FAR - 69, 64, 67, 80
   AUD - 82 ETHICS - 100
   BEC - 72, 78
   REG - 75 (lost credit, retake 89)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   mla1169
   

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   Duker where in MA? I couldnt feel a thing in Beverly, but my friend was in Danvers and said he could feel it.

   FAR- 77
   AUD -49, 71, 84
   REG -56,75!
   BEC -75
   
   If I can do this, YOU can do this! Hang in there :)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   chakdey
   

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   I felt it in Northeast Ohio, i was laying in bed and the bed started shaking. For a second i thought i was going crazy or I been watching to much of the warehouse 13. Nothing else was moving in the room, got out of bed, looked outside and round the house everything was normal. Got into bed texted my friend that i think i felt a earthquake or something, she laughed at me and I went to sleep. lol I work at night and sleep during the day...woke up and looked at the news on the iphone ..and there we go ...a earthquake that was 400miles away from us, but we felt it here in the ohio valley.

   and guys that was my story for the 2011 earthquake!

   FAR - Done
   AUD - Done
   REG - Done
   BEC - Done
   Ethics - Done
   
   Work Experience -
   
   Becker 2011, NINJA Notes, Wiley TestBank 2012

   Posted 1 year ago #
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    aanderson04
    

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    I've only been in Colorado for three months, having moved here from living in California my entire life. The earthquake was nothing compared to what they prepare us for in CA. Since I've been here, I've felt more movement in my house from close thunder than that earthquake. But, man, that thunder is pretty intense.

    But here's something you should know if you live on the East Coast and endure an earthquake - - DON'T run outside. Get under something sturdy like a table or desk. And if there isn't any of the sort nearby, you stand underneath a reinforced doorway AWAY from windows.

    BEC - 84
    FAR - 73, 76
    AUD - 64, 94
    REG - 69, 65, 76

    Posted 1 year ago #

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