Okay, I said I would only post when I had a picture, but any image suffices: even a screenshot.
Archive for March 7th, 2006
“ur site is really poorly laid out and hard to read…u just scroll down and there more of that dull dull font” -John Shook. I need to add photos to my posts; I will not post again until I have a photo to include.
Sidebar asides need to be limited to two sentences maximum in order to look reasonable. Unfortunately, not much can be said in two sentences.
I’ve simultaneously upgraded to WP 2.0.1 and switched to the K2 theme. Blix was good, but I like this far better. Now I need to implement some customizations to make it feel like it’s mine.. but what?
It look me awhile to find this information, so I thought I’d post about it and hopefully help someone somewhere find this info faster than I did.
I read a random article about Campaign UCLA, and in the “About UCLA” paragraph at the bottom, it said: “California’s largest university, UCLA enrolls approximately 38,000 students per year…UCLA employs more than 27,000 faculty and staff…“ I remember reading that USC is the largest private employer in the city of Los Angeles, so I thought I’d look up the numbers and see how they compare.
In 2002, the latest employers in Los Angeles County were:
The Webfest is due by the end of March, while the CSS Reboot is May 1st.
“54 days to go until May 1st.” I’ve signed up for the Reboot.
Webfest: “Wednesday, March 29, 2006.”
I found Daniel’s blog by searching Google for the number 23 usc. It’s neat — a step above the Xangas that everyone seems to have. Though I don’t know him particularly well, we both go to USC, are members of InterVarsity Trojan Christian Fellowship, and we both went to the Fall Conference. His blog is very well-written, in my opinion. Most posts are the perfect length, and he includes a photo or two with most posts. I should do that, and I would if I wasn’t so lazy about transferring pics from my cell phone to the computer. I have a digital camera now, but I never find an occasion to use it.
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