Fancy Smancy

So my partner in crime figured out how to have a widget that is essentially an iframe into an ASP.NET page. Happy day! I was terrified that I'd have to turn my C# back in for VB Script again. Yick. Details later on when I get them from him.

At work today I got to:
- twiddle my thumbs
- write another boring report for accounting
- fix another apostraphe bug (apos. are reserved characters in SQL)
- and work on my big project

Why is it business development always changes the requirements on you after you've developed version 1? And not just changed the requirements, but screwed them all to hell! I hate management - and its not just my current crop of bosses, its every upper management (save Jeff, he was the shit) suit I've ever worked for.

Random SQL tip: Always replace an ' with '' before including it in any sort of insert, update or select statement. And remember, because you didn't think to try it your clients are certain to do so. Check every textbox field or foul characters. Oh and if you're like me, run your text thru a spell checker.

And on your Orioles watch: 7-4 loss to the Nationals. That game was so boring I feel asleep on my couch. Yes, the couch with a wooden board in the middle that makes my butt ache in 10 minutes. I digress. So here is your situation: bottom 9th, 1 out. Your "power" hitter has just launched a ball over the left field wall to bring you within 3 and the middle of the order has put a man on first and second. So the tying run is standing at the plate with a bat in hand. Who do you send up there? Queue Jeopardy music.
A) Paul Bako - your backup catcher who has been forced into starting w/ Ramon out
b) Jay Gibbons - your used-up left fielder with attitude problems who used to have power
c) Kevin Millar - the "heart" of the team who also happens to hit for power (sometimes)
d) Freddie "I-Only-Pinch-Run" Bynum - ok the nickname should give that one away

I eagerly await your answers. Is it football season yet?