Other avenues...

Not excluding myself, I'm an msce also fallen to the dark side

But maybe we can find 'the next wave' to ride? Perhaps biotechnology, after
all these new companies setting up with patents on genes are going to have to
cash in one day.

Serious thoughts would be good, I know this forum attracts sarcasm way to
easy!

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Ultimately, we've all got to find ways to make ends meet, or life will end.

The notion of 'the good life', wherein one goes to college, gets a good job,
a good wife, and has good kids, doesn't seem to be a feasible reality.

How one would get into the biotechnology 'wave', if there is to be one, I
couldn't even begin to tell you.

"Genesis" <> wrote in message
news:19FA319E-6B29-46A7-AE4F-...
> Not excluding myself, I'm an msce also fallen to the dark side
>
> But maybe we can find 'the next wave' to ride? Perhaps biotechnology,
> after
> all these new companies setting up with patents on genes are going to have
> to
> cash in one day.
>
> Serious thoughts would be good, I know this forum attracts sarcasm way to
> easy!

Microcephalic S. Bob

Genesis <> said something like

> Not excluding myself, I'm an msce also fallen to the dark side


The dark side? Is that code for unemployed?

> But maybe we can find 'the next wave' to ride?

Computer/Network Admin is not a wave, computers are not
a fade, it is how the world will conduct business, science,
and government from now on into the future, nuclear apocalypse
not withstanding.

> Perhaps biotechnology, after all these new companies setting
> up with patents on genes are going to have to cash in one day.

How would we jump on that wagon? I took biology in college but
not enough to start splicing genes. I think you need a Ph.D. to
do that.

> Serious thoughts would be good,

Seriously.

> I know this forum attracts sarcasm way to easy!

Breeds, not attracts.

kp "h.D" g

kpg

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Microcephalic S. Bob spewed across
the ether:

>
> How one would get into the biotechnology 'wave', if there is to be
> one, I couldn't even begin to tell you.

Get a degree in biology for a start.

--
JaR
MCNGP 10110
>could you explain the steps to add the DC that you took?
Sure,
1 - I posted question here.....(Kline Sphere, in mpcemcse)

JaR

Why isn't the 'good life' a realality?

I took comptuer systems tech, got a crappy help desk job, worked there for a
few months, then got a better IT job doing support for ISA, Exchange,
Windows 2003, etc. Since then have continued my education and gotten MCSE,
A+, and N+. Got a nice raise upon getting my MCSE Let me buy a nice new
Car, and house. Now I've sent my resume out to a couple places, and it
looks like I may be getting an even better job soon

Why not just stick with IT and work at it? Or I suppose give it up and
leave more jobs open for me

"Microcephalic S. Bob" <http://www.planetoftheheads.com/> wrote in message
news:...
> Ultimately, we've all got to find ways to make ends meet, or life will
> end.
>
> The notion of 'the good life', wherein one goes to college, gets a good
> job, a good wife, and has good kids, doesn't seem to be a feasible
> reality.
>
> How one would get into the biotechnology 'wave', if there is to be one, I
> couldn't even begin to tell you.
>
> "Genesis" <> wrote in message
> news:19FA319E-6B29-46A7-AE4F-...
>> Not excluding myself, I'm an msce also fallen to the dark side
>>
>> But maybe we can find 'the next wave' to ride? Perhaps biotechnology,
>> after
>> all these new companies setting up with patents on genes are going to
>> have to
>> cash in one day.
>>
>> Serious thoughts would be good, I know this forum attracts sarcasm way to
>> easy!
>
>

James