Not movies, books but The Testament by John Grisham, pretty much everything authored by Lisa Scottoline, The First Counsel by Brad Meltzer, and Home Front and Night Road by Kristin Hannah a former lawyer.

Ugh so true. Selecting the right material is so important. Before switching to Trainer and Powerscore I thought my IQ was as good as Brick's (anchorman). I had blamed the difficulty solely on my own level of understanding. Thanks for the good advice. I gotta take more PT's.

LSAC's site doesn't sell them. I'd like to think I'm lucky that they are at least obtainable through Cambridge. Thank you for the link, it was very helpful! I've actually bookmarked this previously when I purchased recent PTs :)

Thank you :) This is very helpful! I just wish LSAC didn't take away the right to sell PDF PTs because 40's are shockingly expensive.. Only available at Cambridge atm?

Hi, I want to join too please. I'm eager to attend all BR and workshops. Thank you so much again for hosting it.

Hi, please let me join too. As long as the currently scheduled time would stay the same and I would be grateful to be able to join and not have to compromise my sleep schedule. I really hope that 5AM EST to 1PM EST would continue to be avoided for this BR group because that's 10PM to 6AM in Japan… Just sent a Skype friend request :)

I suck at LR so I'm not sure if my thought process is right but here's my analysis of A, D, and E.

First off, as soon as the stimulus sited populations of a region (Abbomac Valley) and then a specific area (Kiffer Forest Preserve) of the same region, I thought this question was probably challenging the part to whole logic.

I eliminated A quickly because it doesn't focus on the population balance as a whole region. What has contributed to the population increase in the particular area doesn't really affect the conclusion.

D seemed okay for a second because it seems as if it contrasts the population balance between inside and outside of the preserve. But it actually doesn't do anything to the conclusion. There are many possibilities. If the outside population is significantly larger than the inside population, the decrease in the outside population would directly impact the total population of the region.

E was perfect. If the entire population has remained the same, it doesn't matter if any part of the region experiences increase or decrease. Because, in the end, they all add up to the unchanging general population.

Turned on the mic and came back just in time when the meeting ended.. oops x_x Thank you so much for the work shop. It was great!

I mean, it says "If you're the organizer, please start the meeting." but I'm not so I don't know what to do..

Edit: Never mind it's working!

@ same! :o

I want to participate for the first section of PT36 if anyone's going to be there today..

What o.o Has this ever happened before? Or some weird curveball? I'm studying for the December test in Tokyo.

I'm interested in all as well. Thank you :)

Happy new year! I didn't take the PT34 in advance.. I'll be sure to be prepared for the next BR call :(

I'm easily distracted too. I've been doing yoga for quite a while. My friend suggested me to write down what's bugging me on paper. So far, the writing down thing works best for me.