No, I hate walks more than anything.
Yes, judging from your your Avi subscript, I take you don't like walks. Either that or you like Quentin Tarrantino movies. I guess I don't view some of the internal options all that bad. I think JD Martin had an effective enough year last year that he can outperform Livo in the rotation. Craig Stammen, too. If we went north with Lannan - Marquis - Olsen - Stammen - Martin, with perhaps a Strasburg call up on 4/18 bumping Stammen to the pen, then I think the pitching would be OK. To me, Livo is a sure ticket for lousy starts 40% of the time, stressing your bullpen instead of saving it. In his 60% quality starts, a fair number of them will be more than 3 runs given up through 6 because of errors with men on. Not earned runs, but poor pitching nevertheless.
Next little project - I want to see runs allowed in Livo's QS the past 4 years.
[Edit: quick check - in 2009's 18 QS, he gave up no unearned runs. 2008, there were some games where he gave up multiple unearned runs (4/16 6IP - 3 ER, 5 R), (6/22 7 IP, 1 ER, 3 R), but the more I think about it, it would be unlikely for a manager to leave him in if he's giving up unearned runs but has a nominal QS]