For today's webcast Ron had decided to implement a "disclaimer". I am not even going to elaborate about this, just read it for yourself.

The "decision of the judges (Bea/Ron) is final", you may disagree with what we propose as the "Best" answer and that is fine, remember, this exam prep is meant to be "food for thought" and a gauge of your current level of knowledge around the exam objectives - not a preview of actual exam questions.  Also, understand that the actual exam is meant to be practical test of your skills but is not intended to be reflective of, or a guide to, "best practices" in the "real world".  MS is testing your knowledge of our products and platform, this is not a certification exam like for an "engineer".  If you do disagree with an answer, that's fine, since Bea has taken more of these exams and done more exam prep seminars than you can imagine, you should take the fact that you disagree and use it as an excuse to research and insure that you have correctly interpreted the "intent" of the question, not just some technical detail.  Probably the hardest thing in these tests is to accurately determine "what are they asking", especially when you don't see what you believe is the correct answer, OR when you see multiple correct answers.   There's been plenty of times I've absolutely known what I considered to be the "right" answer to an exam question only to not see it listed - what you have to realize is that you may be missing some element or aspect of what "they" are actually asking.   Having said that, of course, neither Bea nor I are infallible (regardless of what people say <grin>) so there is always the chance that a misprint or error could occur - welcome to the real world.  Hopefully any potential error on our part will only cause you to be more diligent in your study and quest for the best answer and increase your chances for a successful outcome.