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The Wish Project provides clean used and new items to 35,000 needy in northeastern MA each ye ar. We are working hard to ensure that every person in need has the basic things they need to live, eat, work, play and thrive. Simple things like shoes for school or a bed to sleep in – mean a more successful day at school, work and play. We are working to end hardship in the short term and help end homelessness in the long term. Of the 1,000 families that get their apartments furnished each year 87% are still housed three years later.
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Brendan Bianowicz continues to update the GM Trade History series, covering the NL Central today. Click below to download Excel spreadsheets chronicling trades, free agent signings, and top draft picks for each GM.
How did the brewers get a supplemental pick for Milton Bradley?
I'd say that of all the divisions, the NL Central might have the worst group of GMs
Yeah… the players listed from the Brewers 2009 draft are incorrect… unless Melvin decided to help the Rangers with their draft last year.
My mistake, it's been corrected.
Thanks for putting all of this together… I'm sure it's a mostly thankless job.
yes, thank you very much for these!
Did want to let you know I found a bunch more for the Hendry/Cubs signing page though. You can find them listed below
1) Melvin
2) Mozeliak
3) Jocketty
4) Wade
5) Hendry
6) Huntington
Brian – at least try and justify your rankings? If this is truly a 1-6 ranking, then you've got a lot of explaining to do regarding placing Neal Huntington #6.
i am wondering why in ed wade history that they horrific trades of scott rolen and schilling are not on there. also the trades for kurt wendall and denis cook. the ron grant and andy ashby trade. i am so glad that he is not the phils gm anymore. i feel for all you astro fans
Schilling is on row 20; Rolen: row 39.
Mozeliak is #1 in my book. I think he is great all around.
To put Huntington on the bottom of that list is pretty uninformed imo. The guy is doing the best he can with what he has. Stocking young talent for a payroll that should be higher, but the owner seems to not give the team much money. He is probably top 3 in the division.
Agreed. On that staff of bad GMs, Hendry is the ace
I think Huntington, Mozeliak, and Melvin are about equal.
09 draft picks for Melvin are definitely not Brewers' picks
You missed that Ed Wade also received Jose Vallejo in the Ivan Rodriguez trade.
Yeah a travesty to overlook the great Vallejo.
Hendry and Wade are easily the worst. Both have had trouble adapting to the wealth of information provided by advanced metrics. The game is passing them by and some of us are forced to watch a horror show of bad contracts and questionable acquisitions. There was a time when Hendry was considered an up and comer around baseball but that obviously never happened. Sadly, he is the front office version of so many of his prospects…thought to have had great potential but had too many holes, never got better, was soon overmatched and flamed out early.
after adding the players below that I outlined, we get thisSince Jan 1, 2005 Hendry has given out 87 years worth of commitments for 698 Million dollars to 32 players!!!That is an average of 17 years and 139.6 committed every year for 5 years!Oh, and it resulted in 2 playoff births and 0 playoff wins…How does he still have his job??? Please explain it to me.
(edit – had one player making in the thousands with a mission period there so needed to correct the overall cost. But still a horrific looking amount after the correction.)
"How does he still have his job??? Please explain it to me."
Your guess is good as mine! Those numbers you put up are horrific. If I had to venture a guess, it would be that the recent success during the regular season has bought him some time. Now think about this: what if the Cubs bounce back, win the Central, maybe even win a playoff series? Are they going to feel compelled to stick with Hendry? I have to think it's pretty rare to fire your GM after such a season. If that were the case, do you go against your leanings as a fan and hope the Cubs miss the playoffs, maybe even fall below .500 for a year if it ensures that Hendry gets fired?
Now, as someone who has watched the Cubs lose since I was 5 years old, I would have to say I'd take a WS win even if it meant Hendry had to stay a few more years (like KW on the south side). Maybe it's selling my baseball soul, but at this point I'd do it for a WS win! But, on the other hand, I think I'd trade a playoff-less season if it meant that we'd get a new GM.
If you think about the numbers
32 players
87 years committed
698 Million dollars
That is an average length of 2.7 years per contract
The average player received 21.8 MM over those 2.7 years
The average year of commitment cost 8.02 MM
That is horrific
"Now think about this: what if the Cubs bounce back, win the Central, maybe even win a playoff series? Are they going to feel compelled to stick with Hendry?"
No! (hopefully) I keep holding out on the fact one of the first things they said was the importance of cost per production. Hendry is having such a hard time building a club under their salary cap for him, and has so much committed to the future still. The team will be one of the top-3 to top-5 highest paid clubs. Being one of the two clubs in the NLCS is almost an expected based off the cost paid. Unless the team makes the world series I dont think he is brought back.
And honestly, we probably stand a better shot of being in third in the division then making the World Series This team looks really, really bad to me.
Even winning the division would be unexpected this year…but just threw the hypothetical what if's out there. I'd like to think it's true that Hendry will be fire-able if he only wins the division. That press conference would be easy: "While Jim (the first name use conveys a sense of 'we like the guy, nothing personal') has done a fantastic job bringing this team into contention these past few seasons **cough, cough**, the ultimate goal of this franchise is to win the World Series and therefore, we feel we need to go in a different direction at this time. We wish Jim all the luck in the world" (because he's going to need it).
Pirates fan here, just wanted to say I've been really satisfied with Huntington's work thus far. He's improved the farm system by leaps and bounds, and I'm really interested to see how our team's success compares to that of the Nationals, who seem to be running their team the way we used to. It's nice to finally have a direction for the franchise, instead of just signing "name" stopgap free agents to bolster a mediocre/bad major league roster.
On the Hendry one, there are quite a few more contracts to add
12/4/02 Mike Remlinger – 3 years / 10.85 MM
12/17/02 Troy O'Leary – 1 years / 0.75 MM
1/8/03 Dave Veres – 1 years / 2 MM
1/16/03 Tom Goodwin – 1 years / 0.635 MM
1/20/03 Mark Guthrie – 1 years / 1.6 MM
12/7/03 Tom Goodwin – 1 years / 0.65 MM
12/18/03 Todd Hollandsworth – 1 years / 1 MM
12/19/03 Kent Mercker – 1 years / 1.2 MM
1/4/03 Ryan Dempster – 2 years / 2.5 MM
4/5/04 Glendon Rusch – 1 years / 2 MM
8/19/04 Neifi Perez – 1 years / 1 MM
11/22/04 Glendon Rusch (resign) – 2 years / 6 MM
12/7/04 Todd Walker – 3 years / 6.75 MM
12/8/04 Henry Blanco – 2 years / 2.7 MM
12/31/04 Todd Hollandsworth (resign) – 1 years / 0.9 MM
1/22/05 Scott Williamson – 2 years / 2.5 MM
9/?/05 Ryan Dempster (resign) – 3 years / 15.5 MM
11/14/05 Neifi Perez (resign) – 2 years / 5 MM
11/29/05 Scott Eyre – 3 years / 10.7 MM
12/2/05 Bobby Howry – 3 years / 11 MM
11/9/06 Wade Miller – 2 years / 2.5 MM
11/15/06 Henry Blanco – 2 years / 5 MM
12/15/06 Daryle Ward – 2 years / 2.2 MM
2/1/07 Cliff Floyd – 1 years / 3 MM
1/16/08 Jon Lieber – 1 years / 3.5 MM
3/25/08 Reed Johnson – 1 years / 0.4 MM
12/7/08 John Mabry – 1 years / 1.075 MM
12/16/08 Joey Gathright – 1 years / 0.8 MM
12/31/08 Aaron Miles – 2 years / 4.9 MM
Also, the LaTroy Hawkins contract was 3/11 (its listed as 2/8 in the spreadsheet) and I don't have a date, but I believe the Cubs signed Antonio Alfonseca to a 2/7.5 deal (covering 2002 and 2003) after we got him from Florida.
As an Astros fan I personally don't have any complaints about Wade, outside of giving Lyon a 3 year deal and Kaz. He hasn't really lost on any other deals with what Drayton has allowed him to do. I know Phillie fans don't like him, but he has done a swell job in Houston
Hendry sux!!
Looking at Melvins track record with trades it seems like he likes to bring in guys to the brewers that he once traded for when he was with the Rangers. Guys that never really panned out at either place, with a few exceptions of course. Chris Magruder, Frank Catalanotto, Gabe Kapler, Francisco Cordero, Gregg Zaun, Rick Helling, Royce Clayton. Helling he traded away in '96 only to trade for him back in '97, then had him on the brewers a few years later. It's like the guy just doesn't give up on people…I.E. Ned Yost lol.
Most of those guys played decently for us (better than their replacements would have in their respective seasons, anyway), so I'm ok with it.
Hendry knows less about moneyball than he does about not eating.
Hendry is the least impresive out of these. He signed Soriano, Dempster, and Bradley to those ridiculous contracts.
Huntington should get much more credit. The Pirates will definitely surprise people in 2010!


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Wagner College DaVinci Society's 13th annual scholarship dinner honors eight, Sept. 14September 2, 2016 On Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Staten Island Hilton Garden Inn's Nicotra Ballroom, the Wagner College DaVinci Society will hold its 13th annual scholarship dinner. The DaVinci Society is READ MORE
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Heinz Alfred "Henry" Kissinger is a German-born American writer, political scientist, diplomat, and businessman. A recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, he served as National Security Advisor and later concurrently as Secretary of State in the administrations… Read More
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1923 Birth Kissinger was born Heinz Alfred Kissinger in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany, in 1923 during the Weimar Republic, to a family of German Jews. … Read More
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Glenn Greenwald says Obama can't just apologize for a war crime.
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Yeah, that's about right. Just because one is president does not put one above the rule of law. That's pretty much a basic tenet of this country. A tenet which seems to have been forgotten since September 11th 2001.
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2005 Dodge Sprinter Van 2500 High Roof 140 WB 3dr Ext Van (2.7L 5cyl Turbodiesel 5A)
bought 2 sprinters 04 and 05 the electicals real bad and the brakes and tires are under sized . door hinges and hardware stink as well. cant wait till its all over, even stopped making the truck payments to daimler and contacted ntsb, national traffic safety board. trucks with inoperative ligts and flashers are a real hazard on our roads. dealers and chrysler are clueless, should have had mercedes make the truck as well as the engine
I love this van. It got 26 mpg on the way back from Ohio dealer to Grand Ledge, Mi while unloaded. It carries all my tools and plumbing fittings with ease and gets 23 mpg around town fully loaded. The biggest asset is the high roof which gives my back alot of relief when loading heavy old water heaters, etc. I have to drive 50mi to get it serviced and am worried if it will start well in the Michigan winters, but even so it is truly a superior van.
High roof. Gas mileage. Incredible storage capacity. Handles like a Mercedes.
Mercedes should not have changed this design. The new vehicle (2007 on) is bigger all the way around and as a result is slightly less efficient than vans from 02 to 06. Even so, it would be a better work van than the domestics. Ford transit full size diesel looks great, but may never happen here.
In 11 months of ownership, I've had the A/C compressor replaced, the engine control sensor replaced, had the vehicle towed once because it wouldn't start, and now when I turn on my right turn signal, my dash lights flash. When my headlights are on, the right turn signal doesn't blink. I've also got rust spots coming through the side panels.
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Dynam Hawk Sky: 4
was mentioned as a 2: "Beginner can Solo". I am a beginner who solo'd a Hawk Sky yesterday in gusty-ish winds.
The rating system is "without crashing". While the Hawk Sky can take a full-power nose dive from 100 feet and be ready for the next toss, it's not easy enough for an unsupervised beginner not to crash - the CG, throws, trim, etc. all need to be set by someone who knows what they're doing.
I'd give the Hawk Sky a 4: "Beginner can solo with flight instruction".
But opionons are plentyfull here
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Maybe I could get some clarification since I dont quite understand something on here... you have a bunch of 3dhs extra 300's listed, what makes one more difficult to fly vs another? sorry, im just not quite sure i understand
Not all are the same. Some may have larger control surfaces, thus respond much more rapidly to any control input. This makes for a model that needs experience and finesse to fly well. Some are also not to scale, usually with larger wings to give 'floatier' flying. The more scale oriented version often do not have this feature.
Cheers - boingk
I think we might need a definition of 'flight instruction'.
Is it a more experienced flyer standing by giving advice and telling them what inputs do what? Is it an experienced flyer getting it up to a safe altitude before letting the greenhorn take over? Perhaps it is a linked control system so the experienced pilot can take control seamlessly in event of disorientation or overcontrolling?
What do you guys reckon?
Personally I think the first one doesn't count, the second and third one do. I usually do the second with mates who are learning and then take back control if they mess up too badly or when its time to land. After they get the hang of that a bit I let them do a 'true' solo.
Cheers - boingk
PS: Made the Dynam Hawksky/Easyhawk a '3' seeing as we've got both a 2 and a 4 rated... unless we have a few more people vouch for other ratings.
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the only reason im asking is that im looking for a second plane, while also making the switch from nitro to electric. i've been looking into the 3dhs aircraft as they seem to be the best bang for the buck when it comes to electrics. I'm pretty interested in the 42" or 51" slick. I know its probably a lot of plane for a second plane, but my plan is to set it up with good soft low rates and expo, and a "sport" prop until im ready to move her up a notch or two
It sounds like a lot of plane as a seond plane... and you could easily destroy it before you get the feel of it. If you do buy one make sure you get it set up and trimmed properly by somone who knows what they're doing. If thats you, then all the more credit to you! Can I ask what you're currently flying?
Have you seen the Back Yard Outdoor Bipe thread? Its a build thread with plans for a 32.5" Pitts Special, I'm currently in the process of making one. Very easy and apparently flies very well, too.
Cheers - boingk
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My first plane was a 40 size stick that I built from a kit about 2 years ago.
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Speaking of bipes, im also looking into a PA Ultimate AMR
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Joined Apr 2011
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If you put a gyro on the Hawk Sky ailerons and just fly it with rudder(let gyro take care of stability) then it is a 2. Stock, it is a 3. Don't take wind into account... anything is a 10 during a hurricane.
The Stevens Aero Adrenaline Rush is rated a 5.5. That isn't even close in my opinion. It's small,very twitchy on the controls and fast. It's a solid 8 and some people would never be able to fly it because it can get away from you in a hurry if your not on the sticks all the time.
United States, MO, Springfield
Joined Jul 2010
4,059 Posts
Justin Chi laughs at your rating system have you seen this kid fly?
imo any age can fly with proper supervision
you should recalibrate your scale take out the 0 and 1 and start from there
0 -- Safe to give to a young child
1 -- Young flyer can solo (eg: ages 4-8 with adult supervision)
2 -- Beginner can solo
3 -- Beginner can solo with sim experience
4 -- Beginner can solo with flight instruction
5 -- Beginner can solo with extensive flight instruction/Easy 2nd plane
6 -- Good 2nd plane
7 -- Good 2nd plane with flight instruction/Sim
8 -- Good 3rd plane
9 -- Good 3rd plane with flight instruction/Sim
10 -- Requires expert flyer
0 -- Beginner can solo with no out side help
1 -- Beginner can solo with sim experience
2 -- Beginner with buddy box
3 -- Beginner can solo with flight instruction
4 -- Beginner can solo with extensive flight instruction/Easy 2nd plane
5 -- Good 2nd plane
6 -- Good 2nd plane with flight instruction/Sim
7 -- Good 3rd plane
8 -- Good 3rd plane with flight instruction/Sim
9 -- Requires expert flyer
10 -- Collective Pitch Helis (help or not its harder then any fixed wing) and Turbine powered models
also add E-Flite e15 Bonanza as a 7 on my scale and Seagull Edge 540 .60 as a 7 as well
Elios000 - This is not the place for helicopter questions, those belong in the Helicopter section of these forums. This is the fixed-wing area. I acknoledge the skill needed to fly a full-house helicopter, but the list is fairly comprehensive as it is. Adding copters may simply make it confusing. Additionally, the 'safe for young child' rating is important as young children are not as well coordinated and may not learn as fast. Those aircraft will generally be very easy to fly and take damage very well, letting young kids get the hang of them without destroying them.
I do, however, agree on your inclusion of a 'buddy box' rating, perhaps replacing the 'extensive flight instruction' rating. It is not a solo flight, however, as somone else takes control periodically. This ratings guide is designed to let people know what they can reasonably expect to takeoff, fly and land by themselves.
On Justin Chi... I'm sure he's a very skilled young lad. I'm sure that he didn't start on a highly aerobatic plane, though. In fact, he most likely flew something similar to what we've got down the lower end of our scale.
Percyvale - Your suggestion of a breakdown into plane types is interesting, but I think would make the list more complicated than it needs to be. As it is, it lets people directly compare the models in it against one another with no conversion needed - regardless of the type of plane or its ultimate capabilities.
As an aside, new flyers often know a few models that they are interested in and can look for/ask about those models. More will be suggested to them - all of which can be looked for easily and directly in this list.
Hance - I've re-rated the Adrenaline Rush. I'm building one myself and theres no way I'd let one of my newbie-flyer mates solo it. Fast, small, responsive... great for experienced flyers but death for beginners.
Cheers - boingk
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