> Does anybody have a suggestion on what to set for monitoring a slope that is potentially moving. I'm thinking hubs, but concerned with durability...

> Longevity remains to be tested but so far, no complaints.We bought some off-brand batteries for our walkie-talkies a couple of years ago. Service...

Could be in my backyard. That top picture kind of looks like my lawn.

At the end of a long day the old surveyor walked into the ice cream parlor and slowly, painfully, hoisted himself up onto a stool at the counter and o...

This what my directory listing looks like in VM/XP mode. All the directories followed by "BLUEDOT19" are those available to me in Windows 7. Do you ha...

Screen capture of a real world Photofly project. The corner of our office building rendered from images taken with my iphone. Thumbnails ofthe source ...

Try TheseIf its asphalt why not just drive a iron rod through it? Once you bust through the top 2 inches its all the same as a gravel road, at worst.

Try These>some attorney on some plat did though!It's not the monument, its the name you use for it. Try "cotton gin spindle" instead.

> We had a problem with the bit wearing out pretty fast, so we used an appropriately sized carbide bit from the hardware store to drill the small d...

If the driveways are concrete then Steve's way is the way to go. The drill bit is pricey. Since the concrete is fresh you don't really need a hammer d...

One common requirement of AP is exclusivity of possession. So that kind of precludes a partial occupation, doesn't it? Then again, isn't a prescriptiv...

LDT2009 works in Windows7 (without virtual machine). I recommend that option if it is open to you. VM is kind of neat, but it is, and always will be, ...

I tried it out after Bryan posted this - lets just say that my results were more "mixed" than those characterized in the youtube videos. I can easily ...

TPR> That doesn’t mean they didn’t do so by accident.If you review the cases you will find that if the boundary is ascertainable with some certain...

TPRI'm going to support Brian and Keith here. So is the Oregon Court. In Gibbons v. Lettow 42 P3d 925; 180 Or.App. 37 (2002) the court stated, quoting...

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