Re: Arvin Meyer's Good Article For Beginners

Just for the record, there is no "Sherwood Wang" who is a Microsoft Access
MVP. This is Yet Another Alias of the Resident Troll (YAART). It appears
that Cindy and john goldner, too, are YAART.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
(to verify my status and Arvin's, see
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com, and
follow the links to the list of awardees)

"Sherwood Wang" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1125456614.3fa96c87d4cee198036f100ba91ae6e8@xxxxxxxxxxx
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> "John Goldner" <jgoldner@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:7L7Re.69962$A%2.838237@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Actually, it appears as though Arvin Meyer plagiarized many segments of
>> the
>> text on his web site. Just copy and paste a few sentences of "his" and
>> you'll see what I mean. The smallest research shows that Meyer is an
>> incompetent and obviously incapable of intellectual honesty or integrity.
>>
>> ========
>> Meyer: "Rates: Data Strategies bills for analysis, design, application
>> development, and related activities on an hours-consumed basis. Work is
>> tracked and billed in increments of the quarter hour. Please contact Data
>> Strategies for questions regarding rates and availability."
>>
>> Tancey (http://www.tancey.com/tancey_consulting.htm): "Consulting Rates:
>> Tancey & Associates bills for analysis, design, application development,
>> and
>> related activities on an hours consumed basis. Work is tracked and billed
>> in
>> increments of the quarter hour. Please contact us for questions regarding
>> rates and availability."
>> ========
>>
>> Meyer:"Data Strategies provides you with the highest quality standards
>> and
>> conventions. Every effort is made to write generic and reusable
>> processes.
>> This means that once a process is implemented, other sections of your
>> application can re-use them. This saves you dollars since generic
>> processes
>> do not have to be re-coded for each subsystem that needs them. Data
>> Strategies also uses strict naming conventions with all database objects
>> and
>> code. These conventions provide an internal consistency and
>> self-documentation that should (if you later desire enhancements or
>> modifications) reduce the cost."
>>
>> Tancey: "Tancey & Associates provides you with the highest quality
>> standards
>> and conventions. Every effort is made to write generic and reusable
>> processes. This means that once a process is implemented, other sections
>> of
>> your application can re-use them. This saves you dollars since generic
>> processes do not have to be re-coded for each subsystem that needs them.
>> We
>> also uses strict naming conventions with all database objects and code.
>> These conventions provide an internal consistency and self-documentation
>> that should (if you later desire enhancements or modifications) reduce
>> the
>> cost."
>> ========
>>
>> Meyer:"Non-disclosure and Non-compete Clauses: We are willing to consider
>> any reasonable non-disclosure or non-compete agreement in order to
>> protect
>> your software investment and competitive position in the marketplace.
>> Should
>> this be a concern of yours we should address this promptly."
>>
>> Tancey: "Non-disclosure and Non-compete Clauses: We are willing to
>> consider
>> any reasonable non-disclosure or non-compete agreement in order to
>> protect
>> your software investment and competitive position in the marketplace.
>> Should
>> this be a concern of yours we should address this promptly."
>>
>> ========
>>
>> And so on and so on. Does he have anything else published on the net?
>> I'm
>> sure I could find more.
>>
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> is very good work mr john goldner by you! mr arvin meyer so assamed i bet
> you yes?
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> can you say is truth [meyer = preston + linson]?
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> maybe all same people yes?
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> Sherwood Wang
> ***MVP***
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