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Due to technical difficulties, the Facebook live video of the Keynote Presentation is unavailable, so we've posted it on YouTube: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

The Conference Guide and schedule for Southwest Fox are now available.

We are using Facebook live video for the Keynote Presentation starting at 7:00 pm MST, Thursday, October 24. Kevin Ragsdale is presenting the keynote session titled "The Fox Family: A Whimsical Celebration of FoxPro and the FoxPro Community".

XSharp is putting on a FREE workshop on X# Sunday afternoon after the conference.

The winners of the White Light Computing Scholarship are Scott Rindlisbacher and Richard Kaye. The winner of the Tomorrow's Solutions Scholarship is Doug Barlow. The winner of the Stonefield Query SDK is Jonathan Leeming.

Listen to Tamar Granor discuss women in tech, different ways of sharing information, and how to go from wallflower to presenter on The FoxShow 86.

Join us for a discussion with Rick Schummer, one of the organizers of Southwest Fox, on The FoxShow 85, as we learn where he started, what and how he's learned to get to where he is, and why conferences will make him say "wow - how can I use that?"

On The FoxShow 84, Doug Hennig talks about his start in the computer industry from Commodore PET and how much FoxPro development he does today. He's also excited about the Southwest Fox conference and what he's learned from past conferences, and the real reasons people should attend (hint, it's not just the sessions).

Registration for Southwest Fox 2019 is now available.

Speakers and sessions for Southwest Fox 2019 have been announced.

We've issued the Call for Speakers for Southwest Fox 2019. If you are interested in presenting, please read the document and consider submitting sessions via the Geek Gatherings Submission Web site.

The dates for next year's conference have been announced: October 24-27, 2019.