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It doesn't take a big disaster to mess up a neighborhood. A cable/internet company put underground fiber lines in our neighborhood to compete with t...
The story quotes Jack Owens, who is a regular attendee at the Surveyors Historical Society gatherings and someone I've talked to.
>The shooter was not a land owner Say what? Makes no sense if the root cause was a boundary dispute as reported.
> a motor that pushes the lens in and out of the camera body. That was what often failed on my previous cameras Some years ago I bought a small di...
Submitting evidence to the board in the form of documents he has signed/stamped but isn't authorized for should be sufficient.
He would get more agreement if he said "some surveyors" instead of "most surveyors", but that's still not something to put on his public web site. Tal...
I would suggest the word sector rather than fillet. I think the fillet is the curve line, not an area. Thanks for the word spandrel, as it had been t...
I would have to see a sketch showing the interpretation if I were to accept anything but 430.
HC's disk presents quite a challenge. Is that a 1950's era disk with the air relief hole or is that a dimple? A quick look (not exhaustive) in a few ...
A good boss would thank you for making sure you gave the customer what the boss signed up for.
I think you need to deface them before disposal. Someone could recognize what they are and misuse them.
>something different about how StarNET adjusts data versus TBC I don't know what TBC does. The difference between StarNet and some other software ...
You sound like one tough bird. Cheers.
Maybe some short wood planks with holes drilled partway through to accommodate the tips of the tripod, and cabled together to limit the leg spacing.