spacer

Webref WebRef   Sitemap · Experts · Tools · Services · Newsletters · About i.com

home / web / athenia

Athenia Associates

Developer News
ActiveState Debuts Open Source Business Suite
Salesforce Offers Visual App Builder
Codesion Steps Out From CVS's Shadow


Athenia Associates embodies the synthesis of engineering and art which is the fundament of its industry: the World Wide Web. Our mission is to create web sites that are highly responsive to the needs of our users. Our other Web site, coolcentral.com is devoted to the best sites on the Web. Please let us know what we can do to improve our site, we'd like to hear from you. Here's some more info about AA.

Company Lore: The name Athenia is derived from the name of the Goddess Athena. Sprung from the forehead of the chief god Zeus, Athena was known for her strength and wisdom.

Devoted to crafts, Athena was proud of her skill at weaving, and so took umbrage when challenged to a weaving contest by the mortal Arachne.

To add insult to injury, Arachne won the resulting contest.

Hoist on her own petard, Arachne was transformed by Athena into the prototypical spider: a supremely ugly but talented weaver.

At Athenia Associates we aspire to excellence but hope that, in weaving our webs, we do not anger our namesake.

Principals:

Andrew King (aking@webreference.com)
Robert Peyser (bobp@webreference.com)




The Network for Technology Professionals

Search:

About Internet.com

Legal Notices, Licensing, Permissions, Privacy Policy.
Advertise | Newsletters | E-mail Offers

webref The latest from WebReference.com Browse >
Use Web Caching to Make Your Web Site Faster · Creating an Online Shopping Cart Mechanism in PHP · Log JavaScript Errors Using an AJAX-driven Web Service
Sitemap · Experts · Tools · Services · Email a Colleague · Contact FREE Newsletters 
 The latest from internet.com
Configuring Granular Settings for a Database Level Audit · The Perils of a Web 2.0 Transition on Your Business Processes · Facebook Redesigns Site —Again — Nears 400M Mark


Revised: May 29, 1997