I have no feel for mining and processing costs. How many oz|ton is break even?

Mark Mayer, post: 400352, member: 424 wrote: That has the aroma of unlicensed practiceNo. Unlicensed practice is saying "my professional opinion is ....

Brian Gillooly, post: 400325, member: 12268 wrote: maps that may not be easily available to the public A definite benefit to being in a recording sta...

My guess is the round can contains a repeater for high-speed, long-distance links (high for copper lines, not fiber). The main clue is the T3 in its ...

WildT2, post: 399712, member: 530 wrote: trying o do is to isolate all BMs that are 2nd order or better, then, out of that selection, I am trying to i...

Try thisftp://ftp.ngs.noaa.gov/pub/pcsoft/dsselect/

I forgot to take a book to church this morning that I intended to give to someone. I went prepared to set up sound equipment for the people who will ...

I don't see that we can say he skipped the search, just from looking at his plat. Maybe he looked and there was nothing to be found.But HC, say you l...

Doug Crawford, post: 399352, member: 9 wrote: GTS-3C Yes, I probably should have left that out. I wasn't saying it was a problem. Just an aside com...

The plat does have a north arrow. I trimmed the image to remove the road, addition, and surveyor names.The lots on the north side of the road show no...

Bill93, post: 399311, member: 87 wrote: The unmonumented bend in the north line probably falls on the old pre-subdivision aliquot line. I mis-spoke. ...

Steve Gilbert, post: 399316, member: 111 wrote: Why are there different bearings along the north line? Plus the one in the center, a north - south lin...

I don't recognize anything significant on the plat to explain the oddities.There are roads on the west, north and east sides of the detail I posted, b...

My college profs would have given that a failing grade for having strange increments. Our graphs were allowed ONLY 1, 2 or 5 times a power of 10 per ...

imaudigger, post: 399178, member: 7286 wrote: My theory is that staying active is critical to keeping your balance/flexibility/mobility. My theory is...

Take them to the scrap yard after defacing them in an identifiable manner so you will know if one ever shows up again. It is too much work to remove ...