Ah! Thanks Jeff.* I once got a surprisingly well paying job
   (Systems Analyst II) at a pharmaceutical company by doing
   something that didn't clearly fit into existing categories :P* I
   had been working for a marketing dept as a temp but they had to
   hire me under IT permanently because the systems I put together
   in Excel/VBA became business critical and none of the marketing
   or IT ppl could handle it :P Got to write my own job
   description, they created a new dept under IT and got a new mgr
   first who had to then hire me (fake ad for jobs - all those ppl
   who applied that were way smarter than me) - and I went through
   the hiring process... The IT ppl didn't like what I did because
   it didn't fit into neat database design (and I refused to speak
   IT lingo or be IT elitist to the people I supported) ...anyway
   that was Schering Plough in the late 90s+early 00s. My whole
   project is related to the 'categorization problem' itself: First
   for myself and then, if I can find some universal patterns for
   the things that are miscellaneous generally that would be a nice
   bonus and maybe a few books out of me or maybe not. Anyway,
   thanks for moving the file and for your unintentionally
   inspirational words right there :P* Thanks again for your help.