It's the last time I speak with you in English. You probably got an idea, that I have no interest speaking with you.
Next time, if you want to get Russian, you will get it.
Now about your 'fair' proposal. Firstly, I have more than enough reasons do not believe to your integrity, therefore it's not reasonably to bet on something with you. Secondly, I prefer to make my money working for my clients. If you think that you amazed me by your 1K bucks: no, I can make more and get satisfaction from my job. When I speak with you I do not get satisfaction, so again, next time and all other times I will tell you something about you in the language you don't understand.
Well, al least it will be very well understood by spectators.

>Ed...
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>In very simple terms... you could'nt carry our jock-straps...
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>Tell you what.... put your money where your mouth is.... If you are getting anywhere close to what a NY consultant gets, $1,000 should be about a days pay... it is for me....
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>Here is the bet....
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>You place you horse behind your "unbound" method. I will place my horse behind what VFP gives me for free.
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>The scenario:
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>We will do a simple system: Customers, Orders, Lineitems, and an Inventory.
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>Simple requirements....
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>Forms can be multi-instance. A user needs to have the ability to make whole sale changes to a set of line-items, and then cancel those changes, bring back what is on disk. A special rule is in place that if somebody made changes while you were editing a record, you need to warn the user that he/she might overwrite another user's changes.... I am sure we can come up with a few more...
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>Judging criteria:
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>1. Performance
>2. Maintainability
>3. UI design
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>One basic rule:
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>No frameworks, no prebuilt code.... This is VFP in the RAW!!! The Steel Cage Match....
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>I am sure we can refine this - add requirements and judging criteria...
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>I nominate John Koziol to be a judge in this little fiasco... There can be a few others as well.
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>Ed, $1,000 bucks says this "less-experienced" developer will mop up the Big Apple with what ever you produce..
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>NOW - step up to the plate and accept the challenge. OR.....knock off with the Russian phrases and personal crap. You want to be personal...fine.. back it up...
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>You have been served notice...you have been called out.....
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>Your move...
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>>>Less experience developers? Do you mean Mr. Booth and his petty friend?