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This may seem harsh, but it is my honest opinion.Since you view a degree as only "provid[ing] a piece of paper saying I went to college..." and "have ...
I don't believe the answer could be expressed any more succinctly yet be so correct.
Great pic.The video is pretty neat. Even if it is the same old stuff for you, many of us who don't do that type of work really enjoy the videos and p...
As Tommy Young stated,some functions which are easily done with GPS will be passed over as not being worth the additional costs. Surveying in general...
KentuckyFrom the board website:"Question:I am a licensee considering the "inactive" or "retired" status". How will this differ from my current active ...
I don't, but there have been about a couple of times in the past years of work when I have thought about taking advantage of Kentucky's open carry pol...
If I recall correctly, in Kentucky, it is a random audit of a percent of licensees. If you are late in filing your license renewal it is an automatic...
> Unfortunately, too many Tennessee surveyors are terrified of the PLS and make absolutely no reference to it when they survey these sections.:good...
Interesting timing on your post.I was at a meeting of the KAPS legislative committee this past weekend. One of the items brought to the table was a p...
I hate to say it because it will prove just how much of a nerd I am but it has to be said -Are you sure that was a hydro job and not a hydra job?