John Hamilton, post: 388005, member: 640 wrote: I think she still doesn't believe I am actually working at night after 32 years of marriage.She thinks...

My first question is how much would his business be worth if you left tomorrow and started your own place. Now at $35k a year, he has likely created ...

Kent McMillan, post: 387627, member: 3 wrote: In this case, the reason why I was meticulous about replacing it is that there was a good chance that th...

Jones, post: 387621, member: 10458 wrote: However the litmus test should always be could someone, without a shadow of doubt prove me wrong.If that is...

Daniel Ralph, post: 387618, member: 8817 wrote: I presume that you put it back where it was.Why would he put it back? What possible good could come o...

Jones, post: 387356, member: 10458 wrote: Actually I do, I find it important to consider all of the evidence. When I read your other statement, it app...

RJ Leaver, post: 387103, member: 11815 wrote: I have been researching Torrens, obviously something that I do not have in my state.So why does it not w...

Allen Wrench, post: 387559, member: 6172 wrote: The error was limited to one found monument that was a street-side corner common to two lots. Everyone...

flyin solo, post: 387117, member: 8089 wrote: comment from city reviewer for subdivision plat approval:"provide a list of beneficiaries of all existin...

For the OP, why not simply show what you have, choose the midpoint as measured, and prorate like we do all the time in blocks across the city?

Jim Frame, post: 386868, member: 10 wrote: It's a Clintonian truth ("It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is").The problem, if there is one...

rfc, post: 386973, member: 8882 wrote: As for batch processing, I'm running a vm and DOS is probably not even an option. The program is written in Win...

Yes, I have used StarCarlsonIt works about 99% of the time. It struggles in certain situations, mainly because it seems that Carlson has some minor i...

RJ Leaver, post: 386853, member: 11815 wrote: I agree more formal education is absolutely necessary. But with a profession on its way out, how do you ...

People will always need their boundaries surveyed. This is a bedrock of our very society and economy. Will it be us (surveyors) doing it? Probably....

RJ Leaver, post: 386853, member: 11815 wrote: In what I experience everyday and with what I read, land surveying is on life support and ‰ÛÏneeds to be...

Not to drift into P&R, but hopefully I will confine myself to philosophy:The type of people that get into surveying, in the USA, seem to be largel...

gschrock, post: 384677, member: 556 wrote: ...I suggested we could rig up cross of 1x2 with eyelets and strings of set length and they could swing the...

They are so common they seem normal.

Adam, post: 384507, member: 8900 wrote: I was provided a title opinion but I researched it myself too. I found a few things left out of what was provi...