That's good advice, Craig. I am already involved with two non-profits, youth soccer and a hunger project, and will start with them. Definitely a win-win.

If anyone here has anything for me, of course I am all ears.

>Talk to some local non-profits and see what they need in the way of applications. Offer to write something for free in your spare time. Many of them will take the offer.
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>>When I was new at FoxPro I wrote a utility program that was published in FoxTalk and then picked up for a book called "Exploring FoxPro." There weren't 54 authors but pretty close.
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>>My renumeration? Two free copies of the book, LOL. It was a major career shift for me and looked good on the resume.
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>>I am going a little crazy trying to figure out my next career move. I know what I want it to be, .NET, but am not sure how to pull it off. All I need is a foot in the door. The normal job applications aren't drawing flies because everyone wants work experience and I don't have it.
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>>Thinking out loud .... I will do outsourcing work for a song to get some experience. That must seem like a good deal to someone here.