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Non-Tech : LINUX STOCKS: FIND THEM NOW, RETIRE EARLY

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To: Norm Demers who wrote (339)1/12/2000 1:53:00 PM
From: Mighty_Mezz  Read Replies (1) of 377
 
CALC/CANTERBURY CORP. AND LINUXCARE SIGN TRAINING AGREEMENT

Medford, New Jersey: January 12, 2000

CALC/Canterbury Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canterbury Information Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: CITI), announced today that it had signed a definitive agreement to provide Linuxcare University Certified Training Classes to information technology professionals, systems engineers and software and Internet developers.

CALC/Canterbury Corp. has also been named by Linuxcare to train all Linuxcare Certified Instructors in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic States. CALC/Canterbury Corp. was the first such training company selected by Linuxcare for this purpose.

CALC/Canterbury Corp. President, Glen S. Hukins, was quoted as saying, “By February we expect to have classes available for those IT professionals and others interested in obtaining Linuxcare University Certification. This certification will enable them to develop and administer Linux platform-based servers and desktop environments.”

Mr. Hukins went on to say, “Simultaneously with certification training, we will also be offering Linuxcare Certified Instructor Training as the exclusive Linuxcare Mentoring Center for the Northeast and Middle Atlantic States.”

read it all at: calc.com

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