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Peter Q. Wolfe, A.S.
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http://www.darkstruggle.com
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To those willing to listen,


    I'm currently a undergraduate in social science/history education
with no minor at a major four year university in the southeast of the
U.S. My majors have ranged from history, sociology, law, psychology,
computr science, software engineering, mathematics, spanish education
and to this current one. Mainly I have a passion to teach just as more
of a backup plan in case the technology of the accessibility front
were to lag behind unsustainable levels in a field in computer
science. I sincerely have a passion to learn about computer
programming language and all the data that I've gathered from
professionals has pointed me into this direction of picking a concrete
major first and leaping at the computer science bandwaggon last.
     So, my question(s) to you find folks is the technology in the
forseeable future keeping pace with the new technology enough to work
in a competitive marketplace? I already have my own site at the below
signature and would love to create free/paid software and a pbbg game
for the blind and sighted to play online. I've got tons of ideas and
just was wondering what you thought about this matter? I have gone to
countless sites and e-mail list without much success. The AFB Career
Connect is a joke more or less filled with stuckup arrogant pricks,
who give useless outdated or misleading information. I've gon to the
supposed great Blind Programmers list and other web sources like Blind
Geek Zone, Cool Tech and personal sites by blind webmasters/software
developers and faculty at universities. I highly applaude you for
reading this far and any advice wouold be great. By the way, my gpa is
4.0 at the current time with about two more years to go in my current
junior year starting in the fall with two courses in Micro
Economics/Psychology in the summer term. Thanks again and see yea
later.

cordially,
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