Art Of Money

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My previous post regarding starting an intern program, which was an entry into James Brausch’s question time, has been selected as the winning question (And The Winner Is…). You can read Answer Time: Intern Program to get all the answers and tips for creating and running an intern program.

The surprise is James says that the prize has a retail value of $10,000!

No word of what the prize actually is, but I love surprises, especially 5 figure ones. The only thing that causes some mixed emotion in me is that James likes to send out physical products and prized based on the Whois information of a domain name and Art of Money is probably the only domain of the many that I own that has “whois privacy” on it.

Regular readers will know that I actually like to have my address on my domains, but for some reason when I purchased this domain, I did it at a registrar that offered free privacy protection and I never bothered to turn it off. That could be costly in this case.

Anyway, if James or one of his interns happens to read the pingback for this post, maybe they’ll be kind enough to send the prize to my actual address:

Suite 240, 10654 82 Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada T6E 2A7

Otherwise, some miscellaneous privacy office in Toronto is going to receive a $10,000 package that they’ll have no idea what to do with. C’ est la vie, right?

On the topic of James Brausch, since this post is officially a ramble and not at all an article, James published a guest post on Michel Fortin’s site called Michel Fortin Sucks…

The post is fantastic, and it explains why James “must” give out expensive gifts before he can complete his to-do list everyday! (And why you and I should do the same thing.)

Thanks James,

Jon Symons