Kevin;

I am not really sure what you are asking but I am just attempting to interpret the question.

In 1995 I first met Savannah while she was teaching OOP at the Flash Road Show in San Francisco. Savannah is a very bright person and capable of doing whatever she sets her mind to.

Does your question have to do with software development as compared to other lines of employment or work? Are you asking if someone is a failure who has gone from high tech to another endeavor? Should it be the latter then I would suggest that it is more important for someone to do something in live that has personal value. Not everyone values software development or high tech as the end all to ones career.

At any rate I would appreciate it if you could clarify your question. Perhaps everyone knows what you meant except me.

By the way the link is of true value to me, as my mother passed away a few weeks ago and I have hundreds of family photographs of seven generations of family members. Now to get the pictures organized!

Tom






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