Hi Dennis,

My company's sales are plummeting. I may try to hang in here, but it's getting a bit scary these days; if there are no sales, this company won't last long. We depend on the construction industry, and you know how that's going now. I sent out one resume to a friend already, but that's closer to where I live. I've not been looking, because I like my company, but we each need to ensure our continued employment. I may still try to get into Arizona, but that market seems to have DRIED up (Ha!).

Cecil

>Assuming your company stays in business, you could try what I did. Telliwork from Arizona. It has worked great for me.

>Dennis

>>I checked it and sent you a response an hour or so ago.
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>>Arizona is not exactly busting forth with an excess of jobs right now, of any kind.
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>>I've got friends whose businesses are trailing off. A friend who is now unemployed who created furniture. Another friend whose insurance business is way down. Housing of course is affecting my company (for whom I work). We create wire. Our business is not only down, but it is WAY DOWN. Yet, another friend who does tool and die work with Numerical Control machines has so much business he can hardly stand it.
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>>As long as my company stays in business, I'll be developing software for them, but,...let's hope our economy picks up. I am losing hope fast due to the excessive spending on both sides of the US House and Senate. We have had two bubbles blow up on us now, one being technology (DOT COM) and the other Housing.
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>>In the past, our country has used WAR to get things going again, if you look at historical trends. From the Great Depression into World War II.
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>>Okay, so I wrote a lot here about non-FoxPro stuff. Sorry about that.
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>>Cecil
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>>>Check your Private Mail.