Some photos again did not make the cut but that’s okay. Enjoy the new header!

I also wrote an Expensive in 2010 column on Brian Fuentes for RotoSavants:

Fuentes led the league with 48 saves last year, but that is more a factor of the LA Angels of Anaheim getting into save situations. Fuentes pitched less than an inning in 9 of his 48 saves.

I’m trying out the new Google Chrome now. My brother Matt says he loves it and I am starting to like it too. I have used 4 browsers in the past: Mozilla’s Firefox, Camino and Apple’s Safari other than Google Chrome. I’m finding Chrome to be a very good experience and performing really well so far. It is still a Beta for Macs though but it has done everything I’ve asked of it so far in a few days.

I’m working on the draft kit project as well, mostly updating all the player movement that happened at those Winter Meetings in Indianapolis. A lot of players moved which makes for some fun time in Excel.

This one site is probably getting more than it asked for by writing that Baseball Prospectus Jumps The Shark. He brings up an interesting argument which made me think of a comparison. He must think that it is like Saturday Night Live in the old days, which had so much more talent, and move today where it pretty much is unwatchable.

Here are a few reasons why.

• Pages like “About Me” and “Resume” are situated above the posts instead of to the side.
• A customizable header that I created with photos that I found of me and people. I like it, plus it helped me use Photoshop a lot more!
• The text on the site is larger so I can see it better, a major key for me.

So now that I have been told that it looks like I am engaging in a special relationship with a rock in a certain picture, see bottom right.

I created the photo as a 770 by 220 jpeg but when I inserted it, WordPress told me to crop it. So I did and my me and rock picture at a museum looks a little, different. So I am attempting to change that now!

Here is that picture by the way. Jenna and I visited the American Museum of Natural History in September and I am “attempting to lift up a rock.”

I failed. Though we got to see their Planetarium show, which is what we really went there for. It was a good time.

Then we went to the Shake Shack on the Upper West Side. This is where we found out that the Strawberry shake is really good and the Chocolate shake is really chocolate-y which made me say, “no wonder they serve the Black & White shake at Citi Field.”