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tenlittlebullets) wrote2010-01-07 03:59 pm
tenlittlebullets) wrote2010-01-07 03:59 pm
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Barricade Day update
Théâtre du Châtelet still hasn't got back to me about the group tickets, even though I paid them at the end of November. Today I got a big ol' envelope from them in the mail, ripped it open expecting it to be the tickets, and instead found a bunch of promo flyers for their production of A Little Night Music.
FUCKERS. This means they HAVE my address, so it's not like they don't know where to send the tickets. This incident finally pushed me to write them an angry but oh-so-polite email asking what the fuck was going on. With a bit of help from the study-abroad program director on the formal business French, because I'm actually quite horrible with all that "je vous prie de bien vouloir blah blah blah" crap. They're out of the office this week, but they should get back to me on Monday or Tuesday. Or there will be hell to pay.
Barricade Day website is, I swear to God, almost done. The only things I need to finish are the section with travel tips for Paris (two-thirds done), and the RSVP/guest list page. It's going to be a form that uses PHP/mySQL to maintain a database of who's coming to what events, so I don't have to do it manually. Since I'd like to get it up quickly and don't want to worry about gaping security holes, it's not going to be editable except by me. I'd kind of wanted to set up a username/password thing that would let people update their info, but in the interests of time and security, that just isn't happening.
FUCKERS. This means they HAVE my address, so it's not like they don't know where to send the tickets. This incident finally pushed me to write them an angry but oh-so-polite email asking what the fuck was going on. With a bit of help from the study-abroad program director on the formal business French, because I'm actually quite horrible with all that "je vous prie de bien vouloir blah blah blah" crap. They're out of the office this week, but they should get back to me on Monday or Tuesday. Or there will be hell to pay.
Barricade Day website is, I swear to God, almost done. The only things I need to finish are the section with travel tips for Paris (two-thirds done), and the RSVP/guest list page. It's going to be a form that uses PHP/mySQL to maintain a database of who's coming to what events, so I don't have to do it manually. Since I'd like to get it up quickly and don't want to worry about gaping security holes, it's not going to be editable except by me. I'd kind of wanted to set up a username/password thing that would let people update their info, but in the interests of time and security, that just isn't happening.