Re: Fewer students pursue computer-related degrees

Have you every tried to buy something "Made in USA" (or not in China)?  I 
was trying to buy some running shoes and found the right kind of New 
Balance.  When I ordered them over the internet, and noted not to ****p
them 
if they weren't made in USA, they ****pped me the ordered model that were 
"Made in China".  I sent them back (had to pay ****pping both ways) and am 
still running on my older shoes (I'm working on getting new ones).

We all need to do our part to prevent everything being outsourced, except 
what you can find in Amsterdam.  :-o

Bill

"NoGodForMe" <religionkills@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The part were they talk about "CS" and "CE" is on page 2.   Basically, 
> they're saying these are engineering jobs and those people don't end up
in 
> the cube farm, but their jobs are outsourced.  1 person in the thread
gets 
> to work from home with flex hours.   Most of the people (including
myself) 
> tell others to stay away from the computer field, and the cube farm is
the 
> reason why.
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> There's also a blog over on Digg.
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> http://digg.com/tech_news/Fewer_Pursuing_Tech_Degrees
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> Most of these people blame outsourcing.