>>>>>Be well, you PITA ;-)
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>>>>I know it's irrelevant but we call a kind of pastry as pita. It's delicious... I would like to eat pita now and you'l never left UT and UT's chatter section until banned.
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>>>>I think so you don't have so much jobs nowadays. When I don't have so much jobs I lookup UT because of boredom. When I have so much jobs I forget UT.
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>>>Pita bread is common in the U.S. in Greek restaurants, most commonly in gyros. Gryos give you dragon breath so don't eat one before an afternoon meeting, but it's delicious.
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>>>Nan, an Indian bread, is a close relative.
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>>>I am working hard to find a job. Yesterday I did something a little wacky. I talked to my manager at a recent consulting gig and said I will do .NET work for you for a dollar a day. Doors keep shutting in my face because I don't have experience, and this would be a way to get some. And it would be a dollar a day more than I am making now, not to mention getting me out of the house. Obviously not a long term solution. He said he will pass it up to his boss.
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>>That's sad news see a good developer like you when trying find a job. You're at America. I'm sure there are a lot of VFP jobs, aren't there?
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>What do you consider a lot?

At our job search sites I can see 2 or 3 VFP jobs at a year... I'm sure there are more VFP jobs at America :)

Fortunately our company decided to move Axapta (Our company decided to SAP three years ago but that projects seem failed). I can find a lot of Axapta jobs at job search sites. Axapta eaiser than C#. I don't want to learn C# after 40. I worked C# with hours. I can't love it's syntax. People say it's wonderful, but I don't know. I think so I'll learn Axapta's Morphx language.