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Not sure what I want to study for a career...
Hi guys, this is my first post Smilie

OK, so basically I'm an unemployed 29 y/o with just an Associates degree in Computer Info and so far I haven't been able to do anything with it. So I was thinking about going for a Bachelors until recently since I need to get into a career quickly and I'm afraid of digging myself deeper into student loans going to a university.

So far two things I am interested in are obtaining a CCNA (Cisco Certification) or taking a few web development classes at the community college. I'm very interested in both hardware and programming so I'm kinda lost.

So, in your opinion, which do you think will get me farther in terms of job security, good income and, of course, more fun?

Thanks for any opinions you have!
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BibleTime(1)							  KDE Application						      BibleTime(1)

NAME

       bibletime - Bible study tool for KDE

SYNOPSIS

       bibletime [ Qt-options ] [ KDE-options ] [ options ]

DESCRIPTION

       This  manual  page  documents  briefly  the  bibletime KDE Application.	This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution
       because the original program does not have a manual page.

       BibleTime is a free and easy to use bible study tool for UNIX systems.  It requires a  working  KDE  environment  and  the  SWORD  library.
       BibleTime  provides  easy  handling  of	digitized texts (Bibles, commentaries and lexicons) and powerful features to work with these texts
       (search in texts, write own notes, save, print etc.).

   Generic options:
       --help Show help about options

       --help-qt
	      Show Qt specific options

       --help-kde
	      Show KDE specific options

       --help-all
	      Show all options

       --author
	      Show author information

       -v, --version
	      Show version information

       --license
	      Show license information

       --     End of options.

OPTIONS

       --debug
	      Enable debug messages.

       --ignore-session
	      Ignore the startup session that was saved when BibleTime was closed the last time.

       --open-default-bible key
	      Open the default bible with the given key.  Use random to open at a random position.

SEE ALSO

       The full documentations for bibletime and bible study are maintained as docbook manuals. If the khelpcenter program is  properly  installed
       at your site, the command

	      khelpcenter help:/bibletime

       should give you access to the complete manual.

BUGS

       Please use
       http://bugs.kde.org or info@bibletime.info
       to report bugs, do not mail the authors directly.

AUTHOR

       BibleTime was written by
       Joachim Ansorg <junkmail@joachim.ansorgs.de>
       Martin Gruner <mg.pub@gmx.net>
       Nikolay Igotti <olonho@hotmail.com>
       Gary Sims <gary@garysims.co.uk>
       Timothy R. Butler <tbutler@uninetsolutions.com>
       James Ots <me@jamesots.com>
       Fred Saalbach <saalbach@sybercom.net>

       This manual page was prepared by Erik Schanze <schanzi_@gmx.de> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

BibleTime 1.4.1 						   July 17, 2004						      BibleTime(1)