Goldberg set for more Raws, new title match for Fast Lane, ROH name finishes up, top indie name getting children's book, big award for Rock, Impact Twitter shade, Sienna raises thousands for charity, bonus Impact match, new Chamber structure, Chamber plans changed, and a Question on why Vince won't change his approach

Goldberg is now advertised for the February 27 and March 6 Raw. Those are the episodes surrounding Fast Lane. Given how big of a deal he's going to be at Fast Lane and Mania, I wonder if they'll end up using him for further matches.

Chris Jericho vs. Sami Zayn for the United States Championship is set for Fast Lane. No shock there. Could we end up with Sami involved in a triple threat match with JeriKO at Mania?

Donovan Dijak has finished up with ROH. He's now on the table for WWE. He could be headed there in a few months. That will be a much better fit; I hope it happens.

Colt Cabana will soon be the subject of a children's book. That sounds awesome!

The Rock was named Entertainer of the Year at the NAACP Image Awards. He's on top of the world. That's a big turnaround from the days of only having seven bucks in his pocket. Glad he's doing so well.

Josh Mathews and Jeremy Borash had some (now deleted) back and forth on Twitter after Mathews put himself over as a commentator in an Impact video. There's speculation Mathews will be dropped as a commentator with John "Big" Gaburick being moved into a lesser position backstage. Gaburick hired his fellow WWE alum for the position.

Sienna raised $10,000 for the Children's Tumor Fund at a recent event in Michigan. That's awesome! Great work for the former Knockouts champion.

Impact released Jessie Godderz vs. (the no longer under contract) Baron Dax from a recent Xplosion episode. I like Godderz. I hope he's got a bright future ahead of him.

WWE debuted a new Elimination Chamber structure last night. The previous structure was more difficult to use in many newer venues. I like the sleek look of the new chamber.

Merchandise for last night's WWE event featured Dolph Ziggler in the Elimination Chamber match instead of Dean Ambrose, so at one point the plan was for him to be involved. Man. The depush of Ziggler is real. It could also have been a case of not wanting to have an Intercontinental Championship feud at the show.

For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com question:
1. Thank goodness there's a counter to the usual "Vince is a colossal idiot. I could run WWE better." talk on the Internet. Really, a lot of the fans saying they "want the Attitude Era back" or whatever aren't going to be happy no matter what.