>>I would mention, however, that the most efficient sushi eating organism I have ever seen is still one Y. Alan Griver.
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>>Yep. I still remember that from when Andy and I were working with him in Buffalo <g>.
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>>I still call it bait.
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>Hmmm, wonder if that's what Beth used ..

From her articles and pictures I doubt she has to spend much money on bait. Good for Alan, good for both of them.

When I was just getting started with FoxPro -- FPD 2.0 fresh off the vine <g> -- I attended an all day seminar YAG gave at a hotel near O'Hare. It cost about a hundred bucks and was worth immeasurably more. Pure gold. I bumped into him in the hallway during a break and told him how much I got out of the original Codebook. The black and red book, not the framework that came later. It convinced me that FoxPro was a serious product that could be used to develop serious business apps. He said thank you. I added that it was very well written. He said with a laugh that he was an English major in college so maybe it was time he got something out of it.