Author: Henry Tsai

As many of my fellow bloggers pointed out, another quarter has gone by very quickly. What that means is before we get to push away our pens and notes for a week (yeah! spring break!!!), we must survive one last week of classes and finals.

I don't if it's the weather, but lately I've been eating lots of pizza from various chains. I'm normally not a very picky guy when it comes to food, however, some of them are just downright awful. So give this post some thought the next time you're ordering pizza.The rankings are as follow:Papa Johns - they've been my #1 and looks like it'll stay this way for quite some time. You can get The Works for $10.99 regularly.

This combination is bringing back memories. Though I've never programmed in Visual Basic during my IT years, the terminology and underlying thinking are very similar. We were really fortunate to have DJ from Abercrombie & Fitch presenting in our class this week to demonstrate how he brings accounting + excel + VBA into the fashion industry. It's interesting to note that he was wearing all Abercrombie from what I could tell, so I wonder if that's their "uniform"?

Another new lesson, if you plan to go out at 9, it's probably better to get dressed (like heavy skiing gears) at 8 and go get the car ready... I'm serious I have pics to prove! See below,[caption id="attachment_4409" align="alignnone" width="445" caption="first thing on the list, get the engine started"][/caption][caption id="attachment_4413" align="alignnone" width="446" caption="hard labor... LOL...

In this entry I have pictures of Fisher, Fisher Commons, and Fred Beekman Park all covered in snow... for those of us who haven't been exposed to this much snow in the winter, this is what you can expect:My solution to combat this real-life freezer? Big South-Pole Coat (Timberland, Columbia, etc will also work) that covers your legs, Water-Proof Boots and Gloves, Scarfs, a Hat... you get the idea. Wear multiple layers ( I recommend minimum 3) and stay warm!!!Now to the bright side. This madness only lasted about a week or so... and the past week's been in the mid 30s to low 40s.