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@Kevin: Nice to see your credentials! On one occasion I surveyed a mental institution and found that the patients (a.k.a. people) were quite pleasant. If only I could be that complacent I would have no reason to complain about things like LightSquared:
www.landsurveyorsunited.com/group/surveyorsagainstlightsquared
-Scott D. Warner, R.L.S.
Land Surveyors are among a group of professionals that abide by a code of ethics. This code extends beyond the laws, standards, and practices that typically define the profession to the general public. It has been passed down through the generations of surveyors as an archetype.
-Scott D. Waner, RLS