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Sorry for the late show but I've been editing interviews. Rather than make an extra long show, Episode #35 features a part of my interview with John Petersen (YES! that JVP) about legal issues that developers need to be aware of.

The interview takes up most of the show (save for the opening and the ad) - he identifies very valuable issues for Visual FoxPro and other developers to be aware of.

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I posted this on my own blog but I also wanted to make sure that if you wanted to take a peek at Dabo, the open-source database development environment written by VFPer's Ed Leafe and Paul McNett, you could see some of it here. It uses Python and MySQL. The video is in Windows Media format - not exactly multi-platform ready - if you're on a new iPod, let me know and I'll put up a Quicktime version. There's a lot more to it - but it's taking me forever to get this out of the hour long overview Ed gave me. The other pieces will be coming shortly. We'll be talking to them soon on the FoxShow as well - so if you have questions, shoot them my way and I'll be sure to ask when we do it.

Your latest FoxShow with upcoming events, the Big Moo and events around the Foxosphere.

0.00 - Opening
0.25 - Events and VFP Conversions
4.41 - GoToMeeting
5.22 - The FoxQuote
5.52 - In the Foxosphere:
Excel Gradient bars
What was Craig drinking?
Craig Boyd's Panels
14.18 - The Big Moo - what if?
21.16 - Alex Feldstein - The cost of fixing bugs and Other topics
25.00 - We're out! Ad: GoToMeeting is the easiest and most affordable way to conduct online meetings with coworkers and clients without ever leaving your desk. Give on-the-fly or scheduled presentations, conduct product demos, collaborate on projects and more in real time with just a PC and an Internet connection. Best of all, you can meet as much as you want for as long as you want for one low flat rate. To receive your special FREE TRIAL, just visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundtable

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Your latest FoxShow with thoughts on conferences, SQLCOLUMNS, an interview with Tamar Granor and more.

0.00 - Opening
0.35 - GoToMeeting
1.15 - Join the FoxPro Frappr site and thoughts on Advisor's conference timing noted from Andy Kramek and check out the FoxPro Catalyst site
15.00 - Tip: Using SQLCOLUMNS with remote data
19.00 - How should we do Interviews poll 21.00 - An Interview with Tamar Granor of Tomorrow's Solutions
45.00 - We're out Ad: GoToMeeting� is the easiest and most affordable way to conduct online meetings with coworkers and clients � without ever leaving your desk. Give on-the-fly or scheduled presentations, conduct product demos, collaborate on projects and more in real time with just a PC and an Internet connection. Best of all, you can meet as much as you want for as long as you want � for one low flat rate. To receive your special FREE TRIAL, just visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundtable

One of the goals I've had for a long time is to try and keep the show under 30 minutes - ideally around twenty. As listeners know, this is incredibly difficult with interviews that typically last that long. So what do you think? Should I separate interviews into their own "show" ( a la BuzzOutLoud model) and thus keep the shows down in length or keep them all in one big show. It may really depend on your player. For example, when I use the Creative Muvo, it keeps track of where I am with each show and thus when I stop and restart, it picks up right where I left off. Other devices may not be so lucky. Let me know. Take My Poll

Your latest FoxShow with thoughts on SednaX Visual FoxPro projects, an interview with Rick Strahl on WebConnection 5.0 and more.

0.00 - Opening with thoughts on the Visual Studio Launch
1.19 - GoToMeeting
2.09 - "I am not a smart man but I do know about testing" - must read post by Eric Sink
Email us your favorite release horror stories... 4.24 - FoxQuote: David Fung
5.03 - SednaX Discussions
Coding Poll
13.54 - Rick Strahl of West-Wind 31.00 - I'm out