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Author has written 3 stories for Naruto, Teen Titans, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
I suppose I should tell you about myself:
1. My name is Graham Garrett, but you probably figured that out already.
2. I turned 24 on October 22, but I plan on never ever ever growing out of anime.
3. Some of the anime (Japanese or American) shows I especially like are Naruto, Bleach, Digimon and Avatar: The Last Airbender. I also like Teen Titans, The Secret Saturdays, and many other shows. A special favorite of mine is the gem "Hunter X Hunter"
4. I have wanted to write since I first started reading at five or six (Maybe earlier, but those memories are a little fuzzy).
5. I started trying to write when I was seven.
6. I like to think of myself as pretty good but I'm open to constructive criticism as opposed to flames.
7. In Naruto I ship NaruHina, SakuLee (not because I don't like Sasuke or Sakura, only because Sasuke has no thoughts for women even after he achieves his goal and there is some evidence. Of course, it might just be because Lee's so funny.), NejiTen and ShikaTema. However, I am also perfectly open to InoShika
8. In Bleach I ship Ichigo with anyone who isn't Matsumoto, and that's all. Oh, and it has to be a girl. If I had to choose a single girl for him, it would probably be Rukia, because Orihime is so weak-willed that he would trample all over her in a domestic squabble. Not as in wishy-washy, but in that she would do anything he told her too no matter how much she didn't want to without complaint. Rukia's interaction is more like an equal.
9. In Avatar - The Last Airbender I ship the canon pairings.
10. In Digimon I ship Taiora, respect Sorato, mostly ship Takari, partly ship Mimato, and accept Kenyako easily. Sorry, I mean I respect those that like Sorato; Sorato itself, on the other hand, well... When I start to fucking swear, I don't stop.
11. As a warning to angst-lovers, NO MATTER HOW GLOOMY MY STORIES MAY GET, I CAN'T RESIST HAPPY ENDINGS. If my "ending" isn't happy, you can bank on my eventually returning to finish it off.
12. I am a rabid hater of tragedy and horror. Now my stories may get tragic at times, and some of my concepts might be a little horrific, but true Tragedy is a story in which no one sympathetic survives, and if you're the main character then you can be a total ass and still die. Seriously, look at the word: tragedy. It's an outgrowth of the word Tragic. What does "tragic" mean? "Regrettably serious or unpleasant." Come on, people, is ENTERTAINMENT supposed to be UNPLEASANT? God save my immortal soul...and while you're at it, you might want to take a bar of soap to those mortal ones over there.
13. I am a confirmed agnostic, but I respect others' beliefs. However, this does not prevent me from using religion to prove a point, or to use one of the dozens of names for the same hypothetical being in vain. If I offend you, then I'm sorry, but I'll tell you now that you can't change me, by God!
14. In the Chinese zodiac, I was born in the year of the Horse, the month of the Dog and the hour of the Rooster. The Horse is traditionally represented by fire, the Dog is traditionally represented by metal, and the Rooster is also traditionally represented by metal. However, I was born in the year of the Metal Horse, the month of the Earth Dog, and the hour of the just-plain Rooster as elements aren't used by the Chinese for the hours.
15. In addition to Anime, Cartoons, Comics, Movies and Books, I'm obsessed with cultures...especially the zodiac.
My top five favorite characters in Naruto are:
5. Kakashi, Gai, Kurenai, Asuma and Iruka.
4. Naruto
3. Temari/Kiba
2. Shikamaru/Gaara/Itachi
1. Hinata
(Yes I know there's five way ties here, but I really like them all.)
My least favorite parts of Naruto:
3. Naruto's attempts to make himself appear stupid: he does well enough without trying. What he needs to do is stop pretending.
2. "Hells Yeah!"
1. "Dattebayo!"
My top five favorite characters in Bleach:
5. The group which rescues Ichigo's group in the Invade Hueco Mundo Arc/Urahara Kisuke
4. Amagai Shuusuke
3. Neliel Tu Oderschvank/ Grimjou Jaegerjacques (pretty psychotic names, but awesome characters)
2. Kurosaki Ichigo/Shihouen Yoruichi/Byakuya Rukia
1. Hitsugaya Toushiro/Kurosaki Karin/Hanakari Jinta (but not Hitsugaya and Karin as a couple. Blech.)
My least favorite parts of Bleach:
X3. Not seeing what Kenpachi's second in command, Yachiru, can do yet. EDIT: THIS IS NO LONGER TRUE! Yachiru is officially one of my favorites now.
3. Kurotsuchi Mayuri's sick sense of humor (he's still awesome though, in a mad scientist/vampire/pharaoh sort of way)
2. All the scenes which shamelessly embarrass an otherwise sympathetic character.
1(0). (Yes, there's something I consider a zero I hate it so much, but please remember this is only my opinion) Kon. His only real use is supposed to happen off-screen. EDIT: This is also less true now. Although he still pisses me off, at least he has actually been involved in the latest arc.
My favorite characters in Digimon (Seasons 1 and 2) are:
5. Gennai (except for his "I'm too sexy" routine after the digi-vitamins, he's awesome!)
4. Digitamamon (his eggshell "cracks" me up. The crazy accent, the bitchy attitude, the way he finally comes through even if it was for his own ends, all-around silly character.)
3. Ken
2. Sora/Tai (they're always together, even when not being referred to as a couple!)
1. Kari
My least favorite parts about Digimon (Seasons 1 and 2):
3. Gennai's clones (at least give them some physical differences.)
2. Most of season one's outfits.
1. The fact that those seasons ended.
My favorite characters in Avatar:
5. Bumi
4. Aang/Toph (but not as a couple)
3. Zuko/Sokka (for those who are curious, I'm a rabid hater of Yaoi and Yuri. Same sex couples make me throw up. But, to each their own) I had a field day when "The Boiling Rock" aired:
Sokka: "My first girlfriend turned into the moon."
Zuko: "That's rough, buddy."
2. Iroh
1. Katara
My least favorite aspects of Avatar:
3. The fact that there are no subsets of Airbending.
2. The Ember Island Players episode
1. The Avatar Day episode
In Teen Titans (the cartoon) my favorite characters are:
5. Red X
4. Slade
3. Cole and Gnaark
2. Raven
1. Beast Boy
My least favorite aspects of the cartoon are:
3. Rabid Fans (though this really applies no matter what we're talking about)
2. The fact that they don't go anywhere near as deeply into relationships outside RobStar as the comics do.
1. The fact that the farthest they go with Beast Boy's powers is dinosaurs...even worse, they include Pteranodon in that description!
I am also a fan of Transformers Animated, and am a fervent believer that Sari is the best thing to happen to that franchise since Optimus and Megatron. I also support the pairing of Sari and Bumblebee, but can't make any sense out of the people that say G1 is the best iteration ever simply because it's the original. You have to have a reason for that kind of statement, and I've SEEN those episodes.
For those of you who ask "WTF, how can you possibly ship a machine and a human together?" I have a rant for you:
Get your heads OUT of your ASS (yes, I meant both of your heads) and try looking at evidence once in a while. Also, try to remember this VERY...SIMPLE...EQUATION: LOVE DOES NOT EQUAL SEX! Actually, it rarely does: people who love each other and have sex do so to express their love...they don't love people in order to have sex, do they? And finally, if you would please listen for just a little longer, I would like to direct your attention to the MINI-CON WARS. Starscream, old buddy, what kinds of fetishes do you plan on exposing our grade-schoolers to today? Oh, you mean it's NOT a fetish? Then just what is going on between you and Alexis? Yes, we know that you love each other, but what is going ON between you?
Thank you.
Yay! My first rant!
(I was preparing for the future with this rant, as the next story I plan to publish here on FF is a TFA/G1 Fusion that centers on BBxSari...though it has one or two Armada tributes as well...you might even find some references to the Shattered Glass comic, who knows!)
Although I had planned on TFA 2.0 coming out next, my Star Wars: The Clone Wars fanfic, The Tano Trials, has really taken off and became my next installment.
Surprisingly enough, despite my crazy obsession with anime, I like books even more. Especially science fiction, fantasy and westerns. I'm also a huge fan of Dean Koontz.
Here are some quotes I like:
"I only write when I'm inspired. And I see to it that I am inspired by 8:30 every morning." - (A writer whose name I forget)
"Life is a Game" - LRH
more to be put up as soon as I remember!
Here is my views on Fanfiction as something to do: IF I LIKE IT, I WANT TO MAKE IT EVEN BETTER; IF I HATE IT, I REALLY WANT TO MAKE IT BETTER
If you are obsessed with BBxRae couple copy this into your profile
If you hate the RobRae couple copy this into your profile
My BBRae Pledge: I, grahamgarrett.powerofanime, hereby promise to write BBRae fics, and will save the fans of this pairing from the horror that is RobRae. I will write diligently to do my best to drown out the many RobRae fics that are being written everyday. I will be a BBRae warrior with my mighty pen as my weapon (because swords are hard to write with), and will fight for my pairing through hardships, RobRae warriors, and the dreaded writers block. Should I ever break this pledge, then may thousands of reviewers flame all my fics and never read them again. (found on shadowfang901's page.)
Alert! I have not posted anything in years, as horrifying as that sounds, and all I can do is apologize. I never intended for it to take this long but life, other ideas and the search for work all piled on top of a lack of inspiration to create a situation I never wanted. I am not dead! I am not giving up! I WILL keep writing Mind and Body! WATCH ME!
grahamgarrett.powerofanime out but not down!
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Henrico's Top Teachers – Evelyn Thomas
Three Chopt E.S., second grade
Parents of second-graders in Evelyn Thomas' class at Three Chopt Elementary School don't have to motivate their students to do homework.
"My son runs in the door and asks, "Can I do my math homework now? I'm going to beat my number from yesterday!'" one wrote in a letter nominating Thomas as a top teacher.
Wrote another: "My son has shown an amazing effort with homework and spelling tests that he did not have in previous years. When I asked why, he responded, 'I want to be a good student and Mrs. Thomas is so good to us, I would not want to make her sad."
Thomas has earned high marks across the board from parents, who describe her as cheerful, caring and enthusiastic. Her ability to engage students and foster a love of learning has paid many dividends.
One of her most popular assignments is 'Five-minute math,' in which children make flashcards with a variety of math problems, then sit down with family members at home and do as many as they can within five minutes. Students predict how many they'll get right, then monitor their progression and divide the piles into those they know and those they don't.
"At the beginning of the school year, some kids only get through 13 or 14," Thomas says. "But then they start to see progress. I've got students now doing 106 math facts in five minutes. They take ownership of what they're doing."
Parents have witnessed the excitement first-hand.
"My son is so incredibly eager to please her," one wrote in a nomination letter. "He can't wait to tell her when he breaks his "five minute math" record! He's so eager to go to school each day because of Mrs. Thomas. As a mom, that means everything to me."
Said another: "Mrs. Thomas has changed my son from a child who went to school because he had to, to a child who is truly excited to go to school and learn."
Thomas, now in her 12th year as a Henrico teacher and 21st overall, is married to Hunter Thomas, who has taught for 23 years in the county and is currently at Godwin High School. She has taught every grade level in elementary school and served recently as a math coach, splitting time between Crestview and Three Chopt as part of a federal grant. But she missed having her own homeroom and was glad to return full-time to Three Chopt this year.
"I love second grade," she says. "They're so curious, and the group that I have, they're happy – they give me smiles all day long. One of my priorities is to create a happy place for these children to come, and they make it easy for me."
Thomas still recalls a moment that occurred early in her teaching career in the City of Richmond, when a first-grader asked her on a Friday afternoon, "What do you do here over the weekend?" When she told the child that she didn't come to the classroom on the weekends, he said, "I wish I could come up here tomorrow, and I wish I could stay in our classroom."
"Emotionally, he was invested in our class, and we were family to him," Thomas says. "That just told me that I made an impact in his life. To know that he would want to spend more time in class, it kind of said that I was on the right path. That's such a huge part of my job – making sure that when the children come to school that it's a happy place."
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Third Base Options For The Twins
The Twins are a good team, but it's in spite of the production they're getting at the hot corner. Ron Gardenhire's third baseman have combined to hit just .213/.283/.280 with a pair of home runs. Nick Punto and Brendan Harris each have slugging percentages below .300, so the Twins recently called on top prospect Danny Valencia. That move gives the Twins more power than the Punto-Harris combination, but it doesn't assure them of anything. Let's take a look at the Twins' options as they try to get some offense from their third basemen:
- Hope that Valencia hits - Baseball America named Valencia an untouchable before last year's trade deadline, and ranked him sixth among Twins prospects heading into the year. At that point, Valencia had a promising bat, but was an inconsistent defender because of "subpar concentration and footwork." Valencia, 25, has hit .323/.364/.323 since arriving in the majors in early June, so his bat is no sure thing either.
- Call up the Red Sox - Ken Rosenthal reported over the weekend that the Twins' field staff would like to add Mike Lowell, though the front office has concerns about his durability. The $7.1MM remaining on Lowell's 2010 salary would also be an obstacle.
- Trade for an Oriole – The Twins could call the Orioles about Miguel Tejada (.676 OPS, $6MM salary) or Ty Wigginton (.854 OPS, $3.5MM salary). Tejada is playing third for the O's and Wigginton has spent most of his career at the hot corner and has recent experience there.
- Ask about LaRoche – There's no room for Andy LaRoche in Pittsburgh, now that the Pedro Alvarez era has begun. LaRoche has just a .232/.295/.316 line, but the 26-year-old posted a .731 OPS and played solid defense last year.
- Turn to the free agent market - Joe Crede defended well and hit 15 homers for the Twins in 2009. However, he had back, shoulder, hand, knee and hamstring issues last year and hasn't faced MLB pitching since.
- Hope that the Blue Jays keep slumping – There's no guarantee that the Blue Jays keep slumping or that they'll have interest in moving Jose Bautista if they do fall out of contention. Those 18 homers and the fact that Bautista doesn't become a free agent until after 2011 mean the Jays could ask for a highly-touted prospect or two. It wouldn't be the first time the Twins picked up a former Blue Jay with power to play third; the club added Tony Batista back in 2006.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Danny Valencia | Joe Crede | Jose Bautista | Miguel Tejada | Mike Lowell | Minnesota Twins | Ty Wigginton
Pedro Alvarez Called Up By Pirates
9:24pm: Colin Dunlap of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that Alvarez has been officially called up. The prospect got the news after Indianapolis' game on Tuesday night. ESPN's Buster Olney tweets that Alvarez will be in the lineup against Chicago on Wednesday.
6:55pm: Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com reports that Pedro Alvarez, the No.2 overall pick in the 2008 Amateur Draft, could make his major league debut for Pittsburgh before the end of the week. Langosch reports that Alvarez is in the lineup tonight for Triple-A Indianapolis, and could be called up as soon as Wednesday for that evening's White Sox/Pirates game. One might think the Bucs might announce Alvarez's first game in advance to sell a few extra tickets either against the Sox or when the Indians come to town for a weekend series.
Alvarez will play every day at third base for the Pirates, thus making current baseman Andy LaRoche into a backup or utilityman; Langosch notes that LaRoche has already been taking grounders at second base in preparation for his new role. With Neil Walker locked into the second base job, LaRoche (who was a well-regarded prospect him not too long ago) could be made available to a team looking for an infield backup. The Bucs would certainly have an easier time moving LaRoche than they would dealing Akinori Iwamura's big contract.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates
Infield Options For The A's
2:04pm: Tejada told a Spanish-speaking AP reporter that he's willing to play any infield position, according to Jorge Arangure Jr. of ESPN.com. Arangure Jr. cites Tejada's road numbers (.283/.313/.395) and fading defense and suggests that the infielder will have to accept a one-year deal with a low annual salary.
12:50pm: Slusser now says Tejada's representatives contacted the A's, not the other way around. The chances of a reunion don't sound great.
She says the A's inquired on Andy LaRoche a while ago, only to hear that the Pirates wanted Ryan Sweeney and Gio Gonzalez in return. Slusser suggests the A's would like to acquire a high-quality young infielder to play third or short. Failing that, the team could turn to a bargain free agent.
11:42am: The A's would consider adding an infielder who can play third base, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Two of the options they're considering are former A's Miguel Tejada and Adam Kennedy. The A's have contacted Tejada's agent and the sides could work a deal out if Tejada lowers his asking price.
After hitting .315/.340/.455, Tejada may be reluctant to sign at a discount and is apparently looking for a two-year $16MM offer. The Twins and Orioles are possible fits for the former AL MVP.
The A's also like Kennedy, but would prefer to add a player with experience at short. The infielder, who turns 34 this weekend, hit .289/.348/.410 in nearly 600 plate appearances last year. His defense was below average at second and third, according to UZR/150. We heard earlier in the week that Kennedy was Plan D or E for the A's.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Adam Kennedy | Andy LaRoche | Gio Gonzalez | Miguel Tejada | Oakland Athletics | Ryan Sweeney
Urban On Athletics, Giants
CSNBayArea.com's Mychael Urban checks in with the latest on the A's and Giants.
- After failing to sign Adrian Beltre, the A's continue to seek a third baseman. The team has considered attempting to trade for the Pirates' Andy LaRoche or the Padres' Kevin Kouzmanoff. Neither player hit for much power in 2009, however (Kouz hit 18 home runs, but slugged only .420). Adam Kennedy is said to be Plan D or E.
- The A's are still talking to Jack Cust's agent, though they've yet to make an offer. Regarding the idea of returning to the A's after being non-tendered, Cust told Urban, "Stranger things have happened." Urban senses Cust would give the A's the opportunity to match any offer.
- Urban finds Cust a less-than-ideal fit for the Giants. He likes Adam LaRoche, or perhaps Miguel Tejada if LaRoche's demands remain high.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Adam Kennedy | Adam LaRoche | Adrian Beltre | Andy LaRoche | Jack Cust | Kevin Kouzmanoff | Miguel Tejada | Oakland Athletics | Pittsburgh Pirates | San Diego Padres | San Francisco Giants
Odds & Ends: Braves, Orioles, Pirates
A few notes from around the majors…
- Veteran Greg Norton tied a major league record in what may be his final season, says MLB.com's Mark Bowman
- In another blog entry, Bowman said that though Martin Prado spent some time in the outfield while playing in his native Venezuela, Prado is not a candidate for Atlanta's right field job.
- MASN's Steve Melewski reports that the Orioles have signed their first Guatemalan player, 17-year-old Manuel Hernandez
- In a chat on MLB.com, Pirates president Frank Coonelly said that Andy LaRoche was "open" to the possibility of playing second base next season given some of Pittsburgh's minor-league options at third base (including top prospect Pedro Alvarez).
- Dick Kaegel of MLB.com reports on two changes to Kansas City's coaching staff in 2010.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Atlanta Braves | Dayton Moore | Greg Norton | Kansas City Royals | Martin Prado | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates
Odds & Ends: Blue Jays, Towers, Pirates, Mets
Here are some links to kick off Sunday morning:
- Some Blue Jays players approached CEO and President Paul Beeston with complaints about Cito Gaston, reports Ken Fidlin of the Toronto Sun. "They raised the issues," said Beeston. "They were listened to. They have not been addressed at this time. I had my ears open. I kept my mouth shut. I gave them some comments and that's all I want to say about that."
- Jordan Bastian of MLB.com writes that newly appointed Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulos was emotional in his introductory presser. The article notes that the position of president and CEO will be filled soon, relieving the interim hire, Paul Beeston. Beeston says that while the next president and CEO will have the authority to hire its own staff, he will recommend that Anthopoulos remain as GM.
- Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports writes that Kevin Towers didn't deserve to get fired considering all the obstacles he has had to work around in San Diego.
- Towers conducted a farewell press conference in San Diego and Craig Elsten of 619sports.net posted some key sound bytes. Towers insisted that the organization maintained a strong focus on scouting and player development under his watch. He also said that he has been contacted by seven or eight other teams to work immediately, but wants to take some time off before jumping into another job. The 47-year-old made it known that he wants the opportunity to be a GM again. Also available are team owner and CEO Jeff Moorad's post-podium comments.
- The Pirates have talked to Andy LaRoche about possibly moving from third base to second next year to make room for Pedro Alvarez, writes Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The Pirates would like to call-up Alvarez by the middle of the 2010 season, but first he must improve his strength and conditioning. The 22-year-old excelled after his mid-season promotion to AA, posting .333/.419/.590 with 13 HR in 60 games.
- More from Kovacevic as he labels the Pirates' trade of Nate McLouth to the Braves to be the worst personnel move of the year. Kovacevic says the deal hurt the players' trust in Pittsburgh management and was a poor public relations decision.
- Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post tweets, "Jerry Manuel was in meetings all morning and said he expects an announcement tomorrow on changes and the team's offseason plans."
- Jon Heyman reports via Twitter that Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria refused to comment on a possible manager change. Recent reports suggest that Fredi Gonzalez could be on the way out and Bobby Valentine could be on the way in.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Miami Marlins | Nate McLouth | New York Mets | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates | San Diego Padres | Toronto Blue Jays
Odds And Ends: Volquez, Hamilton, Pirates
Time for some afternoon links…
- Over at SI.com Jonah Keri looks back at a win-win trade that lost its luster. Josh Hamilton and Edinson Volquez seemed like perfect fits for their new teams just last year, but injuries have shelved both.
- In his MLB.com chat, Pirates president Frank Coonelly defended the organization's choice to flip Jason Bay for prospects last summer. FanGraphs values Andy LaRoche's 2009 performance more than Bay's, believe it or not.
- Coonelly says the Pirates are the only club to have offered Miguel Angel Sano "significant dollars." Don't expect Sano to sign until the investigation into his age is complete, however.
- Brandon Phillips would consider playing short if the Reds want him to, according to John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Andy LaRoche | Brandon Phillips | Cincinnati Reds | Edinson Volquez | Jason Bay | Josh Hamilton | Miguel Sano | Pittsburgh Pirates
Odds and Ends: Santos, Blalock, Lo Duca
Let's dig through today's rumor bin…
- The Jays claimed southpaw Reid Santos off waivers from the Indians. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince says the Indians are clearing room on their 40-man roster in preparation for the winter.
- Dejan Kovacevic has yet to observe why new Pirates third baseman Andy LaRoche is so highly regarded.
- Jamey Newberg feels Hank Blalock's $6.2MM option for '09 is an easy call to exercise.
- J.C. Bradbury sees a rift within the Braves organization.
- Craig Calcaterra dismisses the silly idea of Frank McCourt suing Andruw Jones.
- Paul Lo Duca would prefer a non-guaranteed deal next year if he gets a chance to compete for a starting job.
- Ian O'Connor doesn't see Alex Rodriguez finishing his contract as a Yankee.
- C.C. Sabathia just wants to be happy in his next destination.
- Will the Braves re-sign Mike Hampton this winter? Is it possible both he and Carl Pavano are useful pitchers in 2009?
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Alex Rodriguez | Andruw Jones | Andy LaRoche | Atlanta Braves | C.C. Sabathia | Cleveland Indians | Hank Blalock | Los Angeles Dodgers | Mike Hampton | New York Yankees | Paul Lo Duca | Pittsburgh Pirates | Texas Rangers | Toronto Blue Jays
Odds and Ends: LaRoche, Bradley, Burnett
Digging into today's random links…
- Joel Sherman looks at what went wrong for the Yankees this year. Did they fall too in love with their farm system?
- At least six teams have called the Pirates about third baseman Andy LaRoche in recent weeks. If LaRoche pans out and Pedro Alvarez comes aboard, the Bucs could have a surplus at some point.
- Craig Harris examines the rise of D'Backs GM Josh Byrnes.
- Eddie Bajek updated the Elias rankings for the AL 1B/OF/DH category. They're fluctuating wildly. Eddie also did catchers for both leagues; Ivan Rodriguez is headed into Type B territory. Gregg Zaun lost Type B status.
- Mike Hindman conducted a roundtable asking what kind of contract the Rangers should offer Milton Bradley.
- 29 teams passed on Rays reliever Grant Balfour last spring. Now he has a 1.62 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 50 innings. Balfour's been through a lot.
- Joe McDonald and Sean McAdam don't see the Red Sox signing A.J. Burnett (or any big-name free agent starter).
- Padres CEO Sandy Alderson scoffed at the idea of a $40MM payroll for '09. I never heard that figure tossed around; Buster Olney suggested the $50MM range.
- Maury Brown heard a rumor that Thomas Ricketts won the bid for the Cubs.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: A.J. Burnett | Andy LaRoche | Arizona Diamondbacks | Boston Red Sox | Chicago Cubs | Elias Type A/Type B Free Agents | Grant Balfour | Gregg Zaun | Ivan Rodriguez | Milton Bradley | New York Yankees | Pedro Alvarez | Pittsburgh Pirates | San Diego Padres | Tampa Bay Rays | Texas Rangers | Toronto Blue Jays
Week in Review: 7/27 – 8/2
We saw the non-waiver trade deadline come and go this week, and plenty of action to go along with it. Let's recap the big moves of the week:
- The Dodgers, Pirates, and Red Sox completed a three-team, blockbuster trade that sent Manny Ramirez to Los Angeles, Jason Bay to Boston, and Andy LaRoche, Bryan Morris, Craig Hansen, and Brandon Moss to Pittsburgh. The Pirates got a pretty nice haul, and while Bay won't necessarily replace Manny's production, he's much more affordable, signed through '09, and doesn't disrupt the clubhouse. The Dodgers add the big bat they need for a push in the NL West, though are now overloaded with overpaid outfielders. All in all, I don't think any team made a bad deal in this one.
- The Angels made a big move in adding Mark Teixeira to their lineup, sending Casey Kotchman and minor league pitcher Stephen Marek to Atlanta in exchange. The Angels didn't need help at the time – they're running away with the AL West – but this move will undoubtedly be significant in the postseason. Great boost to the Halos' lineup.
- The White Sox and Reds completed a trade that sent Ken Griffey Jr. to Chicago in exchange for Nick Masset and Danny Richar. I don't understand this trade from the Sox perspective. Griffey was only hitting .245 at the time of the trade, and his range in center field isn't close to what it once was. Still, he's a presence in both the lineup and the clubhouse. Will playing for a contender rejuvenate him?
- The Yankees acquired future hall-of-famer Ivan Rodriguez from the Tigers in exchange for Kyle Farnsworth. With Jorge Posada out for the season, New York did a good job of solidifying their catcher's spot, while the Tigers got some much-needed improvement in their bullpen.
- The Twins aren't known for making big trades at the deadline, and they held true to that in 2008. However, they made a move that could be bigger than any trade they might have made, when they designated Livan Hernandez for assignment, and recalled Francisco Liriano from Triple-A Rochester. The Twins DFA'ed Craig Monroe as well. The Rockies are looking for a fifth starter, and could have interest in Hernandez.
- Relievers on the move: Arthur Rhodes was traded to the Marlins, giving them another effective lefty option in the bullpen. The Astros acquired LaTroy Hawkins, still buying despite being 9.5 games out of the wildcard race at the time.
- The Nationals released Paul Lo Duca and Felipe Lopez. Both were highly unsuccessful this season, though they could generate interest from other teams.
- Tim explained the rules behind waiver trades for those who are unfamiliar with how the process works after the July 31st non-waiver deadline. He also takes a look at some noteable names who stayed put at the deadline.
- Minor moves: The Yankees signed Victor Zambrano to a minor league contract, while the Red Sox did the same with former Cleveland closer Joe Borowski.
- The Diamondbacks are talking extension with their second ace, Dan Haren.
- USA Today wrote an article on MLBTR. Check it out!
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Uneven Studs
We've just torn out our old backsplash in the kitchen . . . Now we need to level and plumb the studs for the drywall installation. Of course no 2 studs are on the same plane. Can anyone elaborate on the best way to do this? I don't even know where to start or how to start...
Thank you!
Sistering the existing studs out to a level plane may work, but 2x2's or 2x3's available today are likely to be even harder to use than 2x4's because of twists, etc. Many builders today routinely use steel studs in places such as the kitchen where a level wall is crucial for fitting cabinets, etc. If the wall is relatively short, sistering may be the best option. For a long wall, fitting steel studs one by one and removing the wooden ones as you go would be best. The presence of wiring or plumbing in the wall would make this option quite a bit more complicated, but not impossible.
It sounds like my husband and I did it the hard way....it worked well but it was a little labor intensive. I did it during one of my summers off. After we located which stud or studs were furthest out we shimmed the rest. I would put a new 4X4 even with the strings we strung and scribe the new 4X4 to match, cut it with a jig saw and glue into place. Rip a new even edge on a jig I had set up and move to the next one- flip to other side when possible. We had so much stuff in the walls this was much easier than sistering and cheaper too- my labor was free!
This backsplash is sandwiched between upper and lower cabinets that are only about 13" apart from one another. We already have new countertops installed too, so I would rather not use a saw or jig anywhere around that area! Someone else suggested shimming with strips of thin wood paneling so I'd have a flat surface when finished. I definitley can't replace the studs. In my head, sistering the studs seems easier than a bunch of shimming. I am going to try shimming first since it will be less costly...I'll let you all know how it goes! Thank you all for your advice!
I rip sections from wider 2x limber (often 2x6 or 2x8) and then sister them to the sides of the old studs to create a new flat plane.
I use a couple screws to attach the new wood and set the plane, then go back and add additional nails with a nail gun.
If you use a laser that projects a vertical line you can make a spacer to set all the new studs in a common plane.
You can use temporary "studettes" as a guide for a router (like a laminate trimmer with a tiny baseplate footprint) to plane down the high ones. I like my plan because it maintains the existing plane of the wall without shimming all the rest out to match the highest stud, which changes the position of the whole backsplash. And you only treat the highest and lowest, any that are true need not be dealt with, so there could be some efficiencies there.
Maybe the simpler way is to float the wall with mortar before tiling. Durabond 90 would accomplish that task.
I think engineered wood studs would be a heck of a lot better than introducing steel studs (you must be talking the heavy-gauge ones) into the kitchen framing. Light-gauge steel studs would be pretty near worthless for cabinet hanging for a typical cabinet installing crew. They would be flummoxed unless special preparations had been laid, like plywood sheathing or blocking to screw in to.


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