Sekitori Banzuke

[Golynohana 319]

For those, who dont know it yet - banzuke for all three Sekitori Games are now up.

And I made promotions in all of them (Eating...)

To Juryo in Toto and Oracle and to Sanyaku in Quadrumvirate (Blushing...)

BTW, Can I ask Zenjimoto to give me back my polish citizenship in sekitori-toto banzuke ... (Eh?)

[Zenjimoto 40]

BTW, Can I ask Zenjimoto to give me back my polish citizenship in sekitori-toto banzuke ... (Eating...)

NO! You have been assimilated, since you are playing too well! (Blushing...) Well, OK... there you go (Eh?)

Yes, the banzukae are up now. Highlights include a new Oracle Yokozuna in Gachinco, who more than deserves it with 3 career Yusho and records of 12-3 and 13-2 at Ozeki East. Ekigozan fills the Ozeki void left behind, with a Yusho and solid performances.

Some marked weirdness in the Toto banzuke Joijin ranks, as usual, which may raise a few eyebrows, but at the current level of competition, a mere 8-7 just isn't good enough to keep your rank in the Sanyaku, sorry :-)

By the way, I notice that my Toto banzuke file keeps getting HUGER for no apparent reason, and I suspect my editor (Netscape Composer crap!) just adds stuff to it without me knowing. Anybody got any ideas why this is getting to ridiculous proportions now? Is there some downloadable software that will clean up the HTML and only keep what's needed? :-P

Cheers!

Zenjimoto

Edited June 29, 2005 by Zenjimoto

[Takamueda 0]

By the way, I notice that my Toto banzuke file keeps getting HUGER for no apparent reason, and I suspect my editor (Netscape Composer crap!) just adds stuff to it without me knowing.  Anybody got any ideas why this is getting to ridiculous proportions now? Is there some downloadable software that will clean up the HTML and only keep what's needed?  ;-)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The best way is using another editor. The best editor I know is "Phase 5", I don't know a download link, Google will help there.

[Terarno 46]

At Sekitori Oracle, I was W-Makushita 35 for Natsu Basho, and I did a terrible 2-13 during this tournament.

But when I look to the new Banzuke, I'm still W-Makushita 35, with the "Kosho" status under my shikona as a result for Natsu. I guess it's better than with a 2-13, but I'm afraid it's not fair for the other players.

[Asashosakari 18,959]

By the way, I notice that my Toto banzuke file keeps getting HUGER for no apparent reason, and I suspect my editor (Netscape Composer crap!) just adds stuff to it without me knowing.  Anybody got any ideas why this is getting to ridiculous proportions now? Is there some downloadable software that will clean up the HTML and only keep what's needed?  ;-)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I dare say you can blame the code that accompanies all flag table cells. Sample:

<td align="center" bgcolor="#ffffcc">
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           <center><img src="http://www.anasuya.com/toto/fr.gif" style="height: 30px; width: 50px;" alt="" title=""> </center>
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[Zenjimoto 40]

At Sekitori Oracle, I was W-Makushita 35 for Natsu Basho, and I did a terrible 2-13 during this tournament.

But when I look to the new Banzuke, I'm still W-Makushita 35, with the "Kosho" status under my shikona as a result for Natsu. I guess it's better than with a 2-13, but I'm afraid it's not fair for the other players.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You are right, thanks for pointing that out! :-) Now you are in your proper place, even though it turns out you lost only very few places, due to the poor scoring in your banzuke region! ;-)

Cheers

Zenjimoto

[Zenjimoto 40]

I dare say you can blame the code that accompanies all flag table cells. Sample:

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HOLY mackrel! Grrrr, Netscape composer really really really sucks! ;-)

OK, I will start looking for another... any ideas how I can clean up the existing code, tho, other than going in and manually deleting all the crap, which will no doubt cause the page to develop further errors :-)

Cheers

Zenjimoto

[Kintamayama 44,639]

I dare say you can blame the code that accompanies all flag table cells. Sample:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

HOLY mackrel! Grrrr, Netscape composer really really really sucks! ;-)

OK, I will start looking for another... any ideas how I can clean up the existing code, tho, other than going in and manually deleting all the crap, which will no doubt cause the page to develop further errors :-)

Cheers

Zenjimoto

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I use the same editor, I've tried plenty others, but as far as WYSIWYG editors go, no one tops it. True , our pages are riddled with endless and needless codes, but in the end, the customer sees the results, and not the dust that lies within. I have an html cleaner that cleans it up a bit, but still, I get by.. It's called htmlshrinker. If you need it, give me a buzz on the usual channel.

[Asashosakari 18,959]

but in the end, the customer sees the results, and not the dust that lies within.

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Well, the Toto banzuke page has ballooned up to almost 1.5 MB, which is a noticeable download wait even on my broadband connection, to say nothing of those on 56k...

Edited June 29, 2005 by Asashosakari

[Kintamayama 44,639]

but in the end, the customer sees the results, and not the dust that lies within.

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Well, the Toto banzuke page has ballooned up to almost 1.5 MB, which is a noticeable download wait even on my broadband connection, to say nothing of those on 56k...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Indeed, a 1.5 MB page is overwhelming. My pages never get THAT heavy..

[Zenjimoto 40]

Thanks all for the feedback! I applied HTML Shrinker to the page, and lo and behold, it shrank to about a third the size, check it out:

http://www.anasuya.com/toto/banzuke.html

Hope it still displays OK for y'all... on my end it looks good! ;-)

Thanks again!

Cheers

Zenjimoto

[Asashosakari 18,959]

http://www.anasuya.com/toto/banzuke.html

Hope it still displays OK for y'all... on my end it looks good! :-P

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Yes, but that killed all the whitespace, while leaving the thousands of excess center tags in... ;-) Not pretty, but it'll do, I suppose. :-)

In case Moti sent you the Pro (pay) version of HTML Shrinker (I promise I won't sic the Feds on you if he did :-D), there seems to be an option to remove "empty tag attributes", which may take care of the center tags.

[Zenjimoto 40]

Good news! :-P

Yes, as you say, it eliminates the white spaces (and GEE, I never knew "nothing" would take so much storage space!!) :-)

But, with the whites gone, I can simply use WordPad (which has no other REAL use) and replace all the

<center><center><center>

passages with "nothing", and BINNNNG, the file sizes shrink immensely, moving me almost to tears! ;-)

Big cheers!

Zenjimoto

[Asashosakari 18,959]

and BINNNNG, the file sizes shrink immensely, moving me almost to tears!  ;-)

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Heh, clever use of multiple programs. :-) Down to only about 8% of the filesize you originally started with, not bad.

[Kintamayama 44,639]

In case Moti sent you the Pro (pay) version of HTML Shrinker (I promise I won't sic the Feds on you if he did ;-)), there seems to be an option to remove "empty tag attributes", which may take care of the center tags.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Moti was not involved directly-only mentioned the name. Moti never uses pirate software. It is a well-studied axiom. I refute all allegations!