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l33tminion) wrote2007-05-19 06:04 pm
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Various Distractions
The latter part of the week was largely uneventful.
Today, I went to Ueno with Vito-san. I bought a new backpack. Ueno must be the かばん (kaban; bag) capitol of Tokyo, as there were an insane number of stores specializing in backpacks, handbags, and suitcases of various kinds. I found one where everything was on sale for 1050 yen an item (a little less than $10). The backpack I bought is not quite as good as my old one was, but it will do.
I've spent a bit of spare time on the computer playing around with user CSS. I was able to get Fark to bend to my will, but I found that Amazon still uses tables for their layout, with hardly an element ID in sight. (Are there any other websites that successful that are as poorly designed?)
I also made a map of my commutebecause Google Maps is addictive so you can take a look at my neighborhood and school from above.
I started my marketing research project on Wednesday, and I'm hoping I'll be able to make major progress on that tomorrow.
There's an IES side trip to Okinawa next Wednesday-Saturday. Time is really flying by...
Today, I went to Ueno with Vito-san. I bought a new backpack. Ueno must be the かばん (kaban; bag) capitol of Tokyo, as there were an insane number of stores specializing in backpacks, handbags, and suitcases of various kinds. I found one where everything was on sale for 1050 yen an item (a little less than $10). The backpack I bought is not quite as good as my old one was, but it will do.
I've spent a bit of spare time on the computer playing around with user CSS. I was able to get Fark to bend to my will, but I found that Amazon still uses tables for their layout, with hardly an element ID in sight. (Are there any other websites that successful that are as poorly designed?)
I also made a map of my commute
I started my marketing research project on Wednesday, and I'm hoping I'll be able to make major progress on that tomorrow.
There's an IES side trip to Okinawa next Wednesday-Saturday. Time is really flying by...
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