I used to need it, but no longer. Every language you learn helps you understand more about programming, so its definately worth it. Plus if you use UNIX, knowing C, at least at a basic level, really helps.
mrinella's Life List
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1. remodel my basement
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2. learn italian
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3. architecturally design my own home
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4. spend more time in Central Park
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5. buy a bunch of george rodigue pieces before he dies
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6. Quit Smoking
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7. own my own island
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8. rip all my cds to mp3s
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9. Read more books
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10. remodel my bathroom
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11. be financially independent
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12. to buy a convertible
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13. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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14. Visit Italy
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15. Live overseas for a year
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16. buy a loft
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17. retire
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18. scuba dive
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19. eat another human being
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20. have an evil lair for my evil organization
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21. Visit Maldives
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Has anyone started working toward this goal? If so, have you found a path? I recently changed my stock investment strategy to income stocks, and that definately set me in the right direction, but its only a beginning. The ideal situation is multiple streams of income, for diversity. That sounds right, anyway.
