Blogarithms
Doug Kaye's thoughts on web services, web hosting and managed services.
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CanXCentral. I'm very intrigued with the business model of CanXCentral. So much so, that I've signed on as an advisor. I'd like to be able to offer my stateside clients the option of saving $$ by hosting north of the border. At the same time, I hope to learn more about CanXCentral's way of doing business. How would you feel about getting free advice from a consultant, knowing that (s)he was going to receive a commission from the vendor you ultimately select? Chris Ridabock Jr., CEO of CanXCentral, insists his company can remain objective since virtually every web-hosting vendor will pay him a commission. It seems to be working in Toronto. Can it work in the U.S.?
Posted Monday, February 04, 2002 7:12:40 PM 
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Marin County Goes for the Gold. What's the chance that not one, but two of our son Warren's classmates from tiny Branson High School here in Marin County, California, would be in this year's Winter Olympics?
Johnny Moseley, who won (at least one) Gold Medal in freestyle skiing at the Nagano Olympics four years ago, was one year ahead of Warren at Branson. But this year both Johnny and Beata Handra, who was in the same class as Warren, will both be goin' for the gold. We knew Beata as an excellent pianist. Forget the piano, though. Now she's a world-class competitor in ice dancing.
Who says Marin County only raises Taliban fighters? !! [Good article in our local newspaper.]
Posted Monday, February 04, 2002 12:18:05 AM
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