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The TU56 DECtape Drive is a dual transport reel to reel tape drive. The DECtape drive served the purpose of a floppy disk drive on modern machines. Even though it was tape it was formatted into fixed size block and could randomly read and write them like the sectors on a floppy. This allowed the tape to have a normal file system on it. The main difference between the DECtape and a floppy is that the DECtape had a much longer seek time since the tape has to be sequentially read. The drive takes about 30 seconds to get from one end of the tape to the other. This drive is compatible with the earlier 555 and TU55 DECtape drives. The DECtape is derived from the LINCtape on the LINC-8
The tape is normally formatted with 1474 block of 129 12 bit words per block. Only 128 words are normally used in each block. This gives a capacity of 184K words per tape. The drive is capable of reading in either direction which is used for locating the correct block but the operating system drivers normally only read the data in the forward direction.
The drive has a 10 track head in which two tracks are used for timing and three for data. The other 5 tracks are redundant copies to reduce the error rate. The data can be recovered if only one of the redundant tracks is good. Each block has several special codes for synchronization plus a block number and checksum in a header area at each end of the block. This allows the tape to be read in either direction.
The operation of this drive is a little different than many other tape drives. It doesn't have the capstans and pinch rollers to drive the tape and vacuum or columns or other devices to control tape tension. It directly drove each reel with an AC induction motor. During full speed operation it would drive one motor with 38 volts in the forward direction and the other reel with 18 volts in the reverse direction to keep tension on the tape. To reverse tape motion it would switch the drive voltages so the motor running in reverse would have full power. To stop the tape it would apply reverse for a adjustable delay and then switch to hold mode. In hold mode it apples 18 volts in opposite directions to each motor. This prevents tape motion but keeps the tape taut.
This method had some disadvantages. The drive can't stop fast enough to halt between tape blocks so if the drive stops when reading sequential data it must back up to the data it overshot. The tape speed also is less well controlled but the manchester data encoding method is insensitive to speed variations of less than 20%.
|Start time
|150 milliseconds ±15
|Stop time
|100 milliseconds ±10
|200 milliseconds ±50
|Tape speed
|93 ±12 inches per second
|Recording Density
|350 ±55 bits per inch
|Transfer rate
|8325 12 bit words per second
|Recording Format
|10 Track, Manchester Phase Encoding
|Operating Environment
|60 to 95 F, 15 to 15 C 20% to 80% Humidity
|<= 325 watts
|Size (HeightxWidthxDepth)
|10.5x19x17 3/4 inches
|80 lbs.
|Mylar sandwich, iron oxide
|3/4 inch
|.00125 inches
|260 feet
|Reel outer diameter
|3 7/8 inches
|Reel inner diameter
|2 3/4 inches
|2,700,000 bits unformatted, 190,146 12 bit words formatted
|Drive and TD8E controller $5500 and $240 installation from DEC in 1974
  $42 per month for maintenance
Dual DECtape drive $5100 and $60 for installation
  $32 per month for maintenance
Single DECtape drive $2350 and $60 for installation
  $21 per month for maintenance
My drive is serial number 5105 and has an inspection sticker dated 9/8/1970
Documents related to TU56 and DECtape
When I first got the drive I needed to clean the bushing behind the hubs, replace some bad components on the cards, and replace the bulbs in the front panel. The entire light assembly is intended to be replaced as a unit but since they are no longer available you can carefully open them up and solder in a new bulb. See the picture below. I used ME353-2182 which is now CM2182 and available from Mouser. All the lights were burnt out in my drive so I didn't have to try to match the intensity of the original bulb. I also haven't seen another drive powered up to know how bright they should be. If you need to match I would buy a couple different bulbs so you can pick the correct brightness.
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DECtape Drive ( 33K) Drive motors ( 56K) Circuit card area ( 45K)
Circuit cards ( 29K) Circuit cards back side ( 32K)
DECtapes ( 28K) Closeup of DECtape ( 13K)
Pictures from recent repair.
First repair was to replace the capacitor in the H725 power supply which had leaked and wires which had the insulation burnt by running too close to a power resistor
H725 Power supply removed ( 60K) supply internals 1 ( 65K) supply internals 2 ( 64K)
H725 power supply capacitors ( 48K) Capacitor bad seal ( 39K) New capacitors installed ( 63K)
H725 power supply front ( 52K) supply back ( 40K)
Damaged wires 1 ( 38K) Damaged wires 2 ( 52K) Wires repaired ( 51K)
Next I replaced the motor capacitors that were oozing
Oozing capacitors ( 54K) Motor capacitors ( 52K) New capacitors installed ( 56K)
Last repair was to reglue the faceplate
Faceplate off drive ( 47K) Back of faceplate ( 56K) Hub screws ( 36K) Tape guide ( 33K)
Pictures of drive after repairs completed
Back view of drive ( 64K) Closeup of labels ( 48K) Closeup of cards ( 66K)
Front of drive ( 31K) Front down view ( 54K)
Replacing bulb again
Bulb repair ( 52K)
Videos of operation of DECtape drive. How to view The large realvideo are the best, the small realvideo picture is smaller and you can't here the drive operation well due to the lower bitrate encoding used. The large MPEG has some artifacts from being recorded with interlaced video from a camcorder.
Running directory of drive 1 from drive 0:
Realvideo: small (191K) large (526K)
MPEG: small (910K) large (2.2M)
Mounting tape on drive:
Realvideo small (192K) large (535K)
MPEG: small (706K) large (2.2M)


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Do you believe the human brain will continue to increase its capabilities?
According to neuroscientist Vilayanur Ramachandran's TED talk, "The neurons that shaped civilization", a sudden emergence and rapid spread of a number of skills that are unique to human beings occurred 75k to 100k years ago. These defining skills include the use of tools, fire, shelter, language, and the ability to interpret a person's behavior.
He attributes the rapid development of these skills to a sudden emergence of a sophisticated mirror neuron system. Mirror nuerons are a relatively recent discovered set of neurons that fire when an animal either performs an action or observes that same action performed by another, essentially allowing us to emulate and imitate each other's actions.
Ramachandran speculates that this brain development was incredibly beneficial to the progression of mankind because it allowed an accidental discovery by one member of the group, such as use of fire or a particular kind of tool, to spread horizontally across the population and then transmit vertically down the generations. This temporarily made evolution Lamarckian instead of Darwinian, meaning that acquired traits over a lifetime could be passed down to offspring via emulation instead of relying on Darwinian evolution which could take hundreds of thousands of years.
The question I would like to pose is, might our brains (collectively as a species) soon experience such a new type of development once again? If so, what new skills could this more sophisticated neuron system facilitate our ability to perform, considering trends in globalization, collaboration etc (e.g. collaborative tasks across geographies, learning multiple languages more quickly etc )? Has the brain's full potential already been unleashed? Or will it perpetually continue to develop more complex neural permutations?
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Raam AnandMar 10 2013: I believe that the Brain can develop even further. It is part of evolution and that's the progression... leading to even more development of mankind.
To quote an example, when I look at my 12-year old son's school books, they are being taught (and they get to know) way more knowledge, insights and skills than us at the same age. What we were knowing at, probably, 16, they already know at 12.
Technology, communication, language and many other factors are responsible for even more brain development.
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America (Simon & Garfunkel song)
|Single by Simon & Garfunkel
|from the album Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits
|"For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her"
|August 10, 1972
|7" single
|February 1, 1968[1]
|Simon & Garfunkel singles chronology
"America" is a song by American music duo Simon & Garfunkel from their fourth studio album, Bookends (1968). Produced by the duo themselves and Roy Halee, the song was later issued as a single in 1972 to promote the release of Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits. The song was written by Paul Simon and concerns young lovers hitchhiking their way across the United States, in search of "America," one both literal and physical.
The song has been regarded as one of Simon's strongest songwriting efforts and one of the duo's best songs. A 2014 Rolling Stone reader's poll ranked it the group's fourth best song.
"America" was among the last songs written for Bookends, when production assistant John Simon left Columbia Records, forcing Simon, Garfunkel, and producer Roy Halee to complete the record themselves.[1] In 2004, Bob Dyer, a former disc jockey from Saginaw, Michigan, explained the song's genesis in an interview with The Saginaw News. According to Dyer, Simon wrote the song while visiting the town in 1966, when he booked him for Y-A-Go-Go, a concert series hosted by the Saginaw YMCA.[2]
I asked Paul Simon if they were still charging the $1,250 we paid them to play and he said they were getting about four times that much then. Then I asked him why he hadn't pulled out, and he said he had to see what a city named Saginaw looked like. Apparently, he liked it; he wrote 'America' while he was here, including that line about taking four days to hitchhike from Saginaw.[2]
"America" follows two lovers as they travel the country, looking for America.
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The song opens, on Bookends, with a crossfade from "Save the Life of My Child" (this effect is not present on single versions, which begin with a "clean" open). The song follows two young lovers — "an apparently impromptu romantic traveling alliance" — as they board a Greyhound bus "to look for America."[3] It is a protest song that "creates a cinematic vista that tells of the singer's search for a literal and physical America that seems to have disappeared, along with the country's beauty and ideals."[4] The song includes reference to Kathy Chitty, Simon's former girlfriend, which links the song autobiographically to another earlier hit, "Homeward Bound".[4] The protagonist, admitting to his sleeping partner that he feels lost, is reduced to "counting cars on the New Jersey Turnpike," concluding that they have also come to look for America.[3] Pete Fornatale interprets this lyric as a "metaphor to remind us all of the lost souls wandering the highways and byways of mid-sixties America, struggling to navigate the rapids of despair and hope, optimism and disillusionment."[5] The song also makes reference to the town of Saginaw, Michigan, with the protagonist seemingly hailing from the town, but "[seeking] his fortunes elsewhere."[6]
Art Garfunkel once described the song as "young lovers with their adventure and optimism."[7] The song has been described as a"folk song with a lilting soprano saxophone in its refrain as a small pipe organ paints acoustic guitars, framed by the ghostly traces of classic American Songbook pop structures."[8]
Stephen Holden, in reviewing Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits in 1972, wrote that "'America' […] was Simon's next major step forward. It is three and a half minutes of sheer brilliance, whose unforced narrative, alternating precise detail with sweeping observation evokes the panorama of restless, paved America and simultaneously illuminates a drama of shared loneliness on a bus trip with cosmic implications."[9] Thom Jurek of Allmusic described the song's central question as an "ellipsis, a cipher, an unanswerable question," a song in which "sophisticated harmonic invention is toppled by its message."[8] David Nichols, in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, called the song "a splendid vignette of a road trip by young lovers; both intimate and epic in scale, it traces an inner journey from naive optimism to more mature understanding."[10]
Disc jockey and author Pete Fornatale describes "America" as one of Paul Simon's "greatest writing achievements in this phase of his career."[7] In 2014, a Rolling Stone readers poll ranked it fourth among the duo's best compositions, with the magazine writing, "it captured America's sense of restlessness and confusion during the year that saw the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy, as well as the escalation of the war in Vietnam," declaring it one of their most "beloved" songs.[11]
In 2010, lyrics from the song began appearing spray-painted on vacant buildings and abandoned factories in the town of Saginaw, Michigan, which is mentioned in the song.[2] The group of artists, Paint Saginaw, decided to paint the phrases after the population had dwindled vastly, noting that the song became rather "homesick" for the town's residents.[6] The song's entire lyrics are painted on 28 buildings in the city, including railroad tracks and bridge supports.[2]
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Yes and 1-2-3 / Clouds arrangements[edit]
|Song by Yes from the album The New Age of Atlantic
|Progressive rock
|10:30 (album version)
4:12 (single version)
|Atlantic Records K20024
|Paul Simon
|Yes and Eddie Offord
|The New Age of Atlantic track listing
The song was rearranged by the progressive rock band Yes in 1971. Yes added elements typical to progressive rock, such as changes in time signature and long instrumental segments, while dropping the song's original repeat and fade ending. At one point bassist Chris Squire quotes "America" from West Side Story in the intro. The complete Yes version clocks in at ten and a half minutes. This recording first appeared in 1972 on the sampler album The New Age of Atlantic and was later included on the compilation album Yesterdays in 1975, the box set In a Word: Yes (1969–) in 2002, and on the 2003 re-issue of their album Fragile. An edited version of this recording lasting 4 minutes was released as a single and hit #46 on the pop chart. It also appeared on the Yesyears boxed set and its condensed version Yesstory, along with The Ultimate Yes: 35th Anniversary Collection. The edited version was also included as a bonus track on the re-issue of Close to the Edge. A live version of the song was included on 1996's Keys to Ascension.
The original version of "America" came from the band Clouds.[12] In their earlier incarnation as 1-2-3, they had performed a re-written version of the song that included all the elements later used by Yes: changes in time signature, classical interludes, newly written segments etc. A live tape exists of this being performed at the Marquee in April 1967, prior to the release of any known recording by any artist, including the writer himself. Paul Simon had recorded demos at Levy studios in London in 1965, and tapes of these were passed to the band by a studio engineer (Stu Francis of Radio Luxembourg). In 1966, 1-2-3 also performed Sounds of Silence from this same tape.[13]
David Bowie performance[edit]
David Bowie performed a minimalist version of the song to open The Concert for New York City in October 2001. Bowie performed seated on the floor, center stage, with a microphone and a Suzuki Omnichord. Bowie was actually in attendance at the Marquee during 1967 when 1-2-3 (later Clouds) performed this song. He was a friend of Billy Ritchie, the keyboard player/writer, and the band were also at the time, playing a song by a then-unknown David Bowie, I Dig Everything.[14]
Other versions[edit]
Tenor Josh Groban recorded it on his live album, Live at The Greek. He also played it at the A Capitol Fourth concert on July 4, 2011. Vocalist Alyssa Graham replaces Simon's "Kathy" with "Douglas" in her version, the leadoff track on her 2008 album Echo. Lucy Wainwright Roche plays it, together with The Roches, at her 2010 album Lucy. The band America also released a recording of the song on their 2011 album Back Pages. The Swedish sister duo First Aid Kit performed the song in honor of Paul Simon at the 2012 Polar Music Prize award ceremony, which earned them a standing ovation from Paul Simon himself.[15] David Bowie performed the song solo, cross-legged and playing a Casio Keyboard at the Concert for New York in 2001.[16]


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Is solving the world energy problems at $10 per Mwh a moral issue?
If you know you will destroy governments reliant on fossil fuels for funding, cause the failure of nations, destroy most pension systems due to their reliance on carbon investments, cause deflationary pressure on every nation worldwide, and cause people to lose their life savings.
Would you release the technology to do $10-$20 per Mwh energy?
Is it morally right with the damage it will do?
>>>> Reply to all. This issue is closed. The next issue is a question as to if this is actually a device that can do sub $20 per Mwh energy.
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Nov 20 2012: Edited the above question and added "cause deflationary pressure on every nation worldwide"
A sizable portion of the costs of all goods, manufactured and grown is energy. The energy costs for "things" go from 20% to 80% depending on how many levels of manufacturing, shipping, refrigeration, and number of employees that are involved. Removing or reducing the cost of energy by 90% would cause a huge worldwide deflationary economic event.
Throwing in the failure of every nation running a deficit, is it still morally right to release this technology?
Nov 20 2012: You do not seem to see it, it is not just a few items, the cost of ALL GOODS would go down. Leading to reduced salaries, cause reduced tax revenues for governments. In a way lead to a basic doubling of the debt for every nation as their tax revenues are permanently reduced as salaries go down.
Perhaps I should have asked if it was ethical rather than moral.
Nov 20 2012: i'm afraid i understand the issue quite well. but i want you to think about it in some depth.
let's say the price of everything goes down. why would that matter? even if tax revenue goes down, it hurts nobody, since everything is cheaper. the smaller sum of money still buys you more than previously. so where is the problem exactly?
Nov 20 2012: I have thought about this in depth, from the perspective of an age of abundance. I see no way to get around all the chaos, financial hardship, and business failures that are going to occur when energy costs are reduced this much.
Take existing home sales -vs- new home sales. When you have a substantial reduction in the cost of manufactured goods, nails, lumber, wire, plumbing, etc lets call it a 40% reduction in cost. Existing home prices will be way outside what the market will bear when a new house, almost twice the size, can be bought at the same price.
Writing that I realized something very simple. This will not be an instantaneous reduction in the cost of energy, it will occur over several years allowing markets to adapt. So I guess you are right. There really is no problem with energy at $10 per Mwh.
Nov 21 2012: the gradual nature of any such change is a valid point. but even if happened overnight, it still would not lead to massive "economy-quake". what would happen is just a large does of "creative destruction", which means that certainly, some businesses will abruptly end as the new ones take their places. and this spreads to other areas as well. if we don't need coal mines, the miners are laid off, truck sales will fall, and so on. but everything becomes more available and more affordable, so these people can find other jobs. also the owners of such companies, including small savers, can be hurt. but it is normal. owning something does not guarantee future value. the marketplace always changes rapidly. if you want your wealth preserved, you need to hedge. everyone else not affected directly is better off. it does not matter how price of things change in money terms. nobody cares about the numbers written on price tags. we care about relative prices, compared to, say, one work hour of ours.
Nov 22 2012: this is a stock answer that requires further elaboration. every society is reluctant to change. change has a cost, monetary as well as psychological. and societies take that cost into consideration. it represents a sort of "friction" that slows changes down. but it does not stop societies to change when it is needed. it happened for many thousands of years, and i see no reason why would it not work for a sudden increase in the availability of energy.
Nov 23 2012: A sudden increase over a several years is one thing. What I pictured was an overnight change in the cost of energy. Any technology takes time to implement. Looking at the numbers, the worst case gives people years to respond to decreasing energy costs. So morality does not come into the equation as this will not be a destructive event.
The question has been answered, I will be closing this question in a day or two.
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Given his last name, Unified Fire Capt. Cliff Burningham was bracing for the quips when he was called out late Thursday night on a fire — at a Magna pig farm.
"When I told my wife I was going out to a fire at pig farm, she laughed and said, 'Well, go get famous,'" Burningham said Friday.
Fortunately for the 40-50 pigs at the farm near 7500 West and 2050 South, there was no impromptu barbecue this time around.
About 50 firefighters — from UFA, West Valley City and Salt Lake City — responded to the two-alarm blaze at 9:15 p.m. Those first arriving focused on keeping flames away from the pigs and some RVs and trailers parked on the 5-acre parcel, and as additional crews arrived the fire was quickly knocked down.
"It took them about 30 minutes. It did fully involve a shed and because of the rural nature of the site, there were some challenges," Burningham said.
Fire hydrants in the area are widely spaced, so responding engines had to uncoil 2,000 feet of hose to bring a steady supply of water on the flames.
In the end, though, only the ramshackle shed, containing what appeared to be junk, was lost.
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Pocket screws sure make face frame construction easy, don't you think? But, there's one hitch in their getalong for me: clamping up the joints before driving the screws. Since I don't use pocket screws day in and day out, and for lack of a quick and better solution, I still grab those locking pliers with the disk-shaped heads to hold my joints tight. Sometimes they work as advertised, sometimes they don't. The longer the joint parts, the harder it is to wrangle them with those clamps.
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For the June print issue, I'm building a big plywood shop project. Several pieces in the project include some rather thick edging strips, which can be difficult to clamp tightly in place. Especially when they're on the ends of an 8-ft. sheet of plywood.
I've used thicker edging before in a few projects, and each time I've wondered about those funky C-clamps made for jobs like these. They've got three screw jaws instead of just one—the most helpful being the third that runs through the spine of the clamp, perpendicular to the other two.
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Hang in there, Hawks fans. We'll make it through this summer yet (or so I keep telling myself, anyway).
While things seem fairly quiet in free agency, and that would be for all NBA teams at the moment, a few tidbits are floating around that may prove to be a useful diversion for a minute or two. As we discuss those, I keep thinking about the missing Lorenzen Wright. Missing persons cases more often than not are either a false alarm, or they don't end very nicely. But some do. And I hope that this is one of those where "all's well that ends well." Peace and blessings on his family, who I'm sure are sick with worry. These kinds of things never seem to matter to people until they hit close to home. Again, I hope this ends well.
Tough Times
As much noise as we make about adding size and toughness to the roster, do we bother to consider that adding toughness doesn't always mean adding a body? When the official announcement of the signing of former Lakers forward/center Josh Powell finally came down, one of the catch phrases was that he "adds toughness." Well, if the Lakers say he's a good guy and a good addition, I'll take their word for it, at least to an extent. After all, Powell hasn't played many minutes in L.A., so we don't have a lot of visual evidence to review (other than some youtube clips) for confirmation. But what about the guys who were already on the roster? Can't you add toughness….by simply becoming tougher?
If you ask me (and you didn't, but guess what?) toughness is a state of mind. The body can be willing and able, but it's no good if the spirit is weak. Avid Hawks fan and blogger Northcyde is one of the foremost fans calling for two of our key guys (Al Horford and Josh Smith) to play a lot tougher, as the success of this team depends heavily on that. Realistically, that can be the key difference between competing at the highest levels, or struggling to do so. Look no further than last season's first round playoff series. The Hawks struggled mightily when Al Horford allowed himself to get out-toughed by Kurt Thomas, and Josh Smith allowed Ersan Ilyasova to out-hustle and outplay him for stretches at a time.
So what can the Hawks do to get tougher? What are Josh Smith and Marvin Williams doing to get tougher. Those are two guys who could really have an impact on the game if they bring it with more force. In fact, that's the one thing that can really optimize a lineup of long, athletic players. Without it, much is wasted.
How does one change one's mindset? Different people have different methods. And sometimes the body has to be brought up to speed with the mind. The idea is to be tough all the time, not just when backed into a corner and forced into "fight or flight" mode. Well, it seems one Hawk is going to give it a go in the offseason. As noted on NBA.com (on the Atlanta Hawks official site), backup center Zaza Pachulia has added to his offseason regimen, and the results might be more than just better conditioning, footwork, and overall stamina. It might just result in a tougher approach to the game. All I can say is watch out Kevin Garnett! I still love that moment in Hawks history…
The "other" Star Guard
According to ESPN.com, Hawks super sub Jamal Crawford would like to discuss money matters. He wants to remain a Hawk, and I'm sure any Hawks spokesperson would likely state that they would like to keep him around. And while Jamal has been around the league for a decade (and been with several teams), he may as well get comfortable wherever he is sitting. After all, things don't tend to happen around the front office at lightning speed. Especially if they don't really have to. The question is, do the Hawks want him to finish out his career in Atlanta? Might they see him as a two way asset, or has he proven himself to be indispensable? Jamal seemed to fit in pretty darn well, and that is not likely to change under new head coach Larry Drew. But, if the Hawks are very slow or otherwise noncommittal to signing him to an extension, what might it be an indication of? Of course, a number of theories could abound. Understandably, they may be more focused on preparing an extension offer to Al Horford. Or, they may have other moves up their sleeve. You just never know. But, for the sake of the sanity of blogger Steve Brown, I won't mention one of the most obvious and talked about (by others, not just me) possibilities.
In the meantime, I wish I could be an invisible fly on the wall in training camp. If for no other reason than to watch Jamal Crawford playing against Jordan Crawford. That would have to be a fun matchup, no?
August 3rd, 2010
9:43 pm
nire, i still think your answer to what happened to how the askg approaches things is as i predicted; once the heat made their move the askg would fold like a 2 dollar chair. their reach turned to being top four, not championship quality. the top four comment is quoted from sund. they decided to not compete for the top rung. no, i was not in a meeting but sometimes you just have to look and infer intention as to why.
i know you have been pleased with the way they handled their business and that is fine if one only looks to solvency granted a necssary evil. as a fan, i have not been impressed at how it has been done for the last six years and i cant even throw out the litany of offenses you did. funny, how the number two team can risk getting better with a shaq you throw huge barbs at and guys like us really needing it, looking up literally, cant find a way to truly get bigger or even have that in our arsenal.
josh powell aint the answer, nor is collins. so, we are left with three players and all undersized for what they have to do against the teams that are big. yes even though "just a player" as you ridicule him, horford got it right and is what almost everybody else sees and knows about the hawks. it just doesnt make sense for you to disagree with him either "because basketball players arent gm's". dont you think he might be a little closer to the game and hence needs of the team that you are?
overall, it may be good basketball we come to see, very entertaining and even capable of winning fifty games. however, no matter what, in the post season as built it is ready to fold like a ten dollar tent in a five mile an hour breeze. personally, i am not ready to buy into it because the x factor is really how good a coach LD is. we have no clue. it could be a travesty or a home run but no one, not you, ken, o'b, big ray, astro … could have an idea. i hope that woody really suppressed the talent of marvin, zaza and collins and LD sees it right because that is where this team is going to have to dip, those three guys, to get better, really better and become impact players on a consistent basis so this team can compete to be better and aim higher than rick sund wants it to be..
August 3rd, 2010
10:31 pm
And then, Mr. Historian, remind of the last time an NBA team cut strings with their head coach during the off-season and hired his assistant. Oh, and then went on to unprecedented success as a franchise.
The last time? I don't know. But you want an example? How about Phil Jackson, dumbass.
August 3rd, 2010
10:54 pm
Huh. I guess it was a dream when our starting center made the All-Star team last year. Weird. Oh wait, what? It wasn't a dream? Our starting center was deemed better than every other center in the East except Dwight Howard? Oh, nevermind.
The same reports that say Shaq is willing to sign for peanuts to sit on the bench in Boston also said that he was demanding $8M and a starting spot from the Hawks. I'll just quote CrawfultoCrawsome from Hawksquawk:
Right, its the ASG's fault that Shaq wants nearly 10 mil to play in Atlanta but is just fine and dandy taking less than 2 mil to play in Boston. Yea I think I'm standing with my original comment about him. It's the ASG's fault that they weren't willingly gutting their roster and investing their funds at Shaq's behest in a guy who didn't want to be here beyond collecting a paycheck. That's the type of person you want to rest your hopes in and make plenty of concessions for at the expense of our other players just to say you got him.
For Atlanta his camp said:
More than the MLE
Starting spot
Ample playing time.
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Vet Min
Bench role
whatever you see fit.
Till this moment we can still offer a mil to 2 mil more, do you think he'd be interested? You think we sign JaCo without exhausting that the POS rather play elsewhere for less than we are offering or are you so deadset in your ignorance that you think Collins was numero uno on our offseason acquisition list? If anything the JaCo signing makes even more sense now seeing as we'd need him to check Shaq after the ASG was already well aware that he spurned us.
But go ahead and rewrite history. How were we going to meet Shaq's demands? By moving to Josh to SF or the bench? By replacing Horford with a guy who HORFORD JUST BEAT OUT FOR THE ALL-STAR TEAM? How do we get Shaq the $8M that he was seeking? The MLE is way below that, so we couldn't just sign him outright. Should we sign-and-trade Marvin without getting someone who has shown some capacity to play SF? If not Marvin, then who would we trade that the Cavs would be interested in? Tell me, doc, what did you want them to do?
Oh, and nevermind that signing Shaq would have brought ASG more in ticket sales, merchandising, and sponsorships than his salary would cost, so anyone with half a brain who thought about it for half a second would realize that the team probably wasn't worried about how much Shaq would cost in a monetary sense.
You and AJ will undoubtedly keep being intellectually lazy and spewing the same "ASG sucks" bullsh!t that you have been for years. The "intellectually lazy" comes from ignoring everything that happens that's inconvenient to your arguments, which is what both of you do. But whenever you see a quote that provides a modicum of support for your intellectually lazy position, well you sure remember those. The fact that the Hawks have already increased their payroll in a year where most teams have significantly cut payroll? Who cares! The trades in the past 2 years for Bibby and Crawford? Pfshaw! Giving out a max contract to a player who is more on the level of Rashard Lewis than LeBron James? Irrelevant, I say!
Let me know when you've stopped living in 2006.
August 3rd, 2010
11:01 pm
I told my Hawks ticket rep 3 weeks ago, no Shaq, no ticket plan. You and Manny T told me to be patient. Well, I still have my ticket monies and it's August… I may skip the pretzels this year and attend more games at Time Warner Arena (Bobcats)….
August 3rd, 2010
11:04 pm
There is a certain logic to the doc and AJ rantings, though. What's the old saying that people don't like what they don't understand? Y'all probably have never negotiated a contract or studied techniques for balancing the budget of a company, much less one with limited liability and external constraints like the ASG operates under. You don't understand it, so it's easy for you to place the blame there. Far better to be arrogant than to say "Gee, I don't really know what these guys do or the context in which they must work, so maybe I shouldn't be so quick to blame them."
What's the old saying about walking a mile in someone's shoes before criticizing them? Try keeping some modicum of that in mind before you bash them. It's a good rule to live by in life, and it also helps you avoid the intellectually lazy trap of seeing everything through a lens of pre-conceived notions rather than looking at everything objectively and assessing what you don't know before opening your mouth to criticize.
August 3rd, 2010
11:47 pm
Alright, I've calmed down. Astro – I agree that the exact sequence of assistant-coach-replacing-head-coach-in-offseason does not happen often. Honestly, I can't think of many head coaches at all who've reached the top job by that route. The only successful ones that come to mind are Phil Jackson and Alvin Gentry. Gentry was not a first-time head coach, so his situation was a bit different, but he nonetheless is an example of a front office coming to the (late) realization that the best guy for the head job might have been under their noses all along – and been right, IMHO. Successful midseason promotions are a bit more common – Mike D'Antoni in Phoenix and Nate McMillan in Seattle are the most recent success stories that comes to mind.
I think the reason that you don't see too many assistants get promoted in the offseason to head coach is that most good assistants are noticed and tapped for head coaching jobs on other teams rather than their current team. I don't know the exact percentage, but most of the NBA head coaches that come to mind for me are guys who started off as an assistant somewhere. I don't think that was likely to happen under Woody because, from the way it sounds, it doesn't sound like Woody let Drew do much in the way of implementing his ideas for the team (if he did, one would assume these new offensive schemes would have been attempted long ago).
In any case, the point is that most successful head coaches were assistants right up until they were given their first crack at the top job. I honestly don't know what the percentages are, but I would guess that internal offseason promotions have a good success rate as compared to hiring other teams' assistants and hiring retreads.
August 9th, 2010
11:05 pm
Why not add Tracy McGrady, He bring a wing player to the lineup, And also bench scoring, Backing Johnson And Williams.
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2:45 pm
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ABSTRACTIntroduction: An increasing number of professionals, patients, and members of the general public are using the World Wide Web to obtain and/or deliver health information. Although the Web can serve as a highly effective medium for educating and informing, little information is available about how to design effective, accessible, and readable online health information. Additionally, few, if any, comprehensive standards exist on designing educational materials for a Web environment. In response, the National Cancer Institute's (NCI) Office of Cancer Information, Communication, and Education (OCICE) developed guidelines on how to design readable, intuitive, and easy-to-navigate health information for patients, the general public and health professionals. Using the guidelines as a framework, this presentation will include:
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