Ready to slay the NCLEX beast in 28 hours.

Hi, I been lurking in this NCLEX board for three months..I graduated in May 2006 and tommorow, I am going to take the NCLEX for the first time...I got a lot of advice on what to do on this board..Like get the Saunders NCLEX and Kaplan NCLEX books..Well I did..I also considered that Saunders had a lot of information..I got advice that I maybe should just do the many questions and understand the rationales from the CD..People also said to do the many Kaplan questions because that most reseambled the NCLEX..Well I did and suprisingly my scores shot up toward the end since I got the hang of Kaplan's strategy..I also got information from this board about that I should learn about infection control (respiratory precautions, droplets precautions, etc from helpful links from posters), also priority questions (Kaplan text: Which patient to see first), and other stuff..A lot of people said that they had a lot of priority questions in their NCLEX so I focused myself on that..Well I hope it will make me pass..To be honest with you, I think I cannot study anymore after 3 long months..I believe that I did prepare myself and hopefully I will report back saying it went well...