There's also the angle which is "most 'normal' people can't fathom making a living sitting in front of a computer. As our society continues to transition from manufacturing to services, more and more laborers, old school jobs are disappearing- - en masse.

So take this freelance mentality as applied to professional development - and take it further. Shouldn't educational institutions today be training students to become on-line, freelance workers - from day one?

And also apply this to returning vets, moms coming back from raising the kids, baby boomers, disabled - re-entry population. EVERYONE who wants to work - in the future - must learn these intangible skill sets - to participate in the burgeoning virtual on-line workplace.

That's what our Digital city project is about - and finding the jobs and projects for our graduates - to help create on-line jobs for normal people.