More changes, although these result in seeing more of my face
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- September
- 14
Scary, huh? But true.
There have been a couple of changes here at “The Sixth Man,”:http://sixthman.lohudblogs.com and most of them  for better or worse  deal with me. (But seriously, isn’t that the way it should always be???)
As you can see, we’ve updated the look of the blog slightly:
1) There’s a new header on top that incorporates a basketball.
2) You can see a portion of the most recent comments in the right margin.
3) Most importantly, at long last I have changed that very angry picture of myself. Why? In part, because dozens of you told me it was a bad picture, but also because my fiancee, the lovely Sarah, really hated that picture and…well…she’s the boss.
Seriously, though, the most noticeable change here will be the advent of video blogging. I now have the capability of taping a quick video and posting it here, which will give both you and I the opportunity to take a break from writing every once in a while.
The videos will add a great touch to this site. I don’t know exactly how I’ll use it quite yet, but you can expect a video post at some point later in the day and quite often throughout the season. I can promise you that.
The video later this afternoon will touch on news regarding the Somers coaching situation and a couple recent transfers. I’m working on the Haldane situation as I speak, and will pass along any news I can gather.
This entry was posted
on Friday, September 14th, 2007 at 1:53 pm by Josh Thomson. 
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Josh Thomson has done some of everything since joining The Journal News in March 2003. He began working for the Gannett weeklies during the winter of 2002 as a freelance writer. He joined the daily staff soon after and has since covered various high school and pro sports. Away from sportswriting, Josh lives in Westchester and spends his free time either with his fiancee, Sarah, or expertly managing his various championship-winning fantasy sports teams. He's visited 21 major-league baseball stadiums and insists that Fenway Park and Wrigley Field are the best by far. Josh graduated from Carmel High School in 1998, then went to Boston University, where, in 2002, he received a degree in communications with a minor in history.
